Get Your Motor Running 15 Hidden Rock Songs to Supercharge Your Driving Playlist We've all got those songs. The ones that make a dull commute feel like an adventure. The ones that turn an empty highway into your own personal movie soundtrack. The songs that have you tapping the steering wheel, singing slightly off-key and wondering why they never became massive radio staples. This isn't a list of Born to Be Wild, Radar Love or Highway Star. Those are already parked in the classic garage. Instead, here are 15 underrated rock gems that deserve a place on your next road trip. One reminder before we hit the ignition: keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel. Let the music lift your mood—not distract your driving. 1. The Church – Under the Milky Way A dreamy atmosphere wrapped around a steady beat. Perfect for late-night highways where the stars seem just a little brighter. 2 . Golden Earring – Twilight Zone Driving bass, sharp guitar riffs and enough energy to make ...
Band of Skulls: The Best Band You Might Have Missed Some bands become famous. Some become cult favourites. And then there are bands like Band of Skulls. The ones you stumble across at two in the morning, wonder where they've been all your life, and spend the next week asking yourself one question: Why weren't these guys bigger? The funny thing about Band of Skulls is that they never really fitted into one neat little box. Too bluesy for indie. Too alternative for classic rock. Too heavy for mainstream radio. Too melodic to be simply labelled garage rock. Instead, they carved out their own lane, blending dirty blues riffs, hard rock swagger and haunting melodies into something that felt unmistakably theirs. They weren't trying to reinvent rock music. They were simply writing great songs. Sometimes that's enough. Sometimes it isn't. Formed in Southampton in 2008, the trio of Russell Marsden, Emma Richardson and Matt Hayward had something that immediately set them...