Discoveries 2024

My old friend John has arrived, and he's singing for over five minutes now.

I don’t know where I’ll go but I’m going.

All I need is everything.

The crown is heavy. Just like this song.

Everything's Here and Nothing's Lost. Sums up the future quite perfectly.

I thought I would be Happier. Ah well...

I never knew Linkin Park was the music I should have listened to way more often. It's not too late, though.

A guitar prodigy that's so good it almost makes you give up your own playing.

If you have a breakdown, it'd better be like YUNGBLUD's.

I guess that's why they call it the blues.

Greyson's start towards a new album is as Greyson as you can get. I dig it.

Everybody Hurts, sometimes. And even when all seems right, this song is legendary.

The Beginning, the first new song after six years. Damn, can't wait for more Snow Patrol in my ears.

I know, it's Dutch, and maybe you don't understand a word. But it's Ben Forte.

Remember that kid on YouTube covering Paparazzi by Lady Gaga? This is him now. Or a while ago, actually.

The Absence of Kansas is actually something I couldn't live without.

They need one more album to become legends. Or are two sold-out shows in one of the largest venues in The Netherlands good enough already?

Annie Lennox and Into the West is all I need from time to time. Emotions all over the place. Now I need a free weekend to rewatch all three movies.

Brittain's Got Talent got them started. Now I'm just waiting until they start to tour the world. Can't be long now.

You should have seen it In Color, you know?

Actually, just Viva La Victoria on repeat. In the shower.

A metal band singing about war might be the most interesting thing you will hear today.

Even after all those years, still going strong. Chapeau.

Dutch bands don't come any better.

There is more beyond the world of You're Beautiful. What do you mean, one-hit-wonder?

A little bit of power metal never killed anyone.

Saw a theater show by a Dutch covering artist. I thought all hit songs were performed before the break. Then after the break, I started wondering how many hit songs one can write.

You've probably heard this score, but never knew who made it. Now you do.