Discoveries 2025

A real rock anthem, YUNGBLUD's Bohemian Rhapsody.

Grammy-nominated, so don't just go on my words.

Do you feel like you're on top of the world sometimes? After hearing this song, you'll sure do.

When every expectation of growing up turns out to be false.

See "Long Distance Winner".

Discovered this re-issue this year. A great song, and a great album.

An old song in a new jacket, as we say in Dutch. Still awesome.

The very best from Greta van Fleet.

A little moment of reflection on Kensington's album, that explodes into it's epic conclusion one song later.

Don't let me go. Hopeful, that's for sure.

Followed this guy since a local pop show in a HiFi music store. Never dropped out since.

Almost-winner of The Voice of Holland turned... Well, just someone with an angelic voice and amazing songs.

I once got warned by someone to not go to a Volbeat concert. Don't know why. I'm even more tempted to go now.

The Belgian singer that keeps on giving. His new album might be his best yet.

A one-hit wonder maybe, but that's OK. This rocks melodically.

If Led Zeppeling would be alive today (yes I know, they are) they would be called Greta van Fleet.

Dutch music at its finest. A concept album about a town and it's inhabitants, covered by clouds of steel factories, audible in all tracks of this masterpiece.

The best rock opera ever might be Jesus Christ Superstar, but The Who's Tommy can be a good second.

The most legendary Dutch entry for the Eurovision Song Contest ever. Pity he got cancelled for nothing. This song (translated "hot air balloon") is nothing less of magnificent. How about this for a comeback!

An evergreen already. Pa keeps on giving.

The former lead-singer of Walking on Cars, back with another beautiful album. Just recently, of all cities he could choose for his tour, he chose mine. What a gift!

The raw diamond of cover artists with yet another jewel.

It's not often that I totally lost myself in an artist. On the other hand, with Jacob Collier it's not hard to lose yourself in one of his multi-hour-long sessions explaining his hundreds of tracks for a song in Logic.