Top 20 Music Blogs 2018

Of all the revolutions in music, rock is perhaps one of those that people remember the most, and with the most fondness. Check out Rockin Rollins for the hottest reviews and commentaries on rock albums and discographies. Surely, if you’re a metalhead, or someone with a heart that’s made for rock, then you’ll totally enjoy reading the ‘rockticles’ on Rockin Rollins.

Have you ever come across some blogs that always seemed to resonate with you, as well as understand whatever it is that you really are into as of the moment? This blog, My Fabe Music, is the epitome of that blog. Not only do you get important insights regarding music, but you also find yourself relating to each article. This blog is really one for music buffs.

Contrary to what other people think, music and the music industry is far from dead. If you’re someone who greatly doubts that, then you’d better check out the Spin or Bin Music blog. On this blog you’ll find articles that detail some of the best and the hottest music events coming your way, so you’d better get ready.

Ever wonder how it is that Chinese people seem to make amazing music that also sounds original? Or maybe you’d like to understand Chinese music  genres better? Be sure to read up on the China Music Radar blog. This blog has everything – from the latest news on Chinese music to some very insightful articles on how this music is made – you’re sure to have a blast while reading.

You thought The Guardian was purely about some political stuff, always the serious articles right? Well, that’s where you’re wrong. The Guardian Music Blog is most likely among the most interesting music blogs you’ll ever come across, beginning with the fact that it features a lot of recommendations from fellow readers and music-lovers such as yourself.

Would you like to become a better musician? Or maybe you’re still hanging on to a childhood dream of becoming the best musician around? Take your cue from Oia Music, the blog that’s complete with the essential tips on how to improve your skills in playing music. Beginners and experts alike can feast on the insights found on this blog.

Interested and willing to know more about Brighton Music? This blog is very easily the way to go, as well as the best choice there is. Not only do you get to know and acquaint yourself with more new tracks, but you also get to deepen your appreciation and understanding of music.

Do you have favorite albums but you can’t seem to figure out what it is that you love about them? Or do you want to know how some albums fare according to other people’s opinion? Here’s Dayz of Purple and Orange for you. Featuring extensive reviews of quite a number of albums, this blog will surely help you out on the road of deeper music appreciation.

There is something undeniably irresistible about the classics. Whether it’s classic jazz, or classic rock, whatever kind of classic music it is, it seems to have the capacity to be timeless. Read this blog, Future Classics, and you’ll find a lot of informative details about some of your favorite classic artists and albums, and how they’re still important for the future.

Lucy McCourt is a blog that is deeply involved in the music scene of the present. There are a lot of wonderful opportunities on the blog to make it more collaborative, too, such as opportunities to share your music with the author. Apart from that, the blog itself also contains input on the latest releases of today’s top artists.

What do Tim McGraw, the old Taylor Swift, and Billy Ray Cyrus all have in common? Well, they were (and still are) pretty big in the wonderful world of music that is country music. If you would like to learn more about this great genre, it’s best to hear it from the experts: the Country Music News blog. Just a few articles, and you’re sure to get hooked, on both the music and the blog.

There are some people for whom merely listening to music is not enough. More than just listening, there are those who would like to analyze it, take the elements and apart and see how it all comes together nicely as a whole. One of the best resources for this is the blog Scientists of Sound. As you read it, you’re likely to learn more about music, as well as to love it more, too.

Music is often best heard when underground. This is not to say that the mainstream trends are worth nothing; it just means that often, the independent acts also have a lot of talent and meaning to share with the music world. Check out Turtle Tempo for some of the best indie acts, as well as insightful reviews of their tracks and albums.

Just how hard is it for the independent musician to find his or her niche, his or her place in the music industry? One thing is certain: it’s pretty difficult if you go at it alone. The way to go is to look for noteworthy resources for independent musicians, and that’s exactly what The Music Maze is. Not only will this blog inspire you to continue making music, it’ll also help you turn it into a worthwhile investment.

Interested in the bands and music acts that gracefully integrate country and rock? While this genre might not be the most original, it certainly is among the genres that have the most fun. Good thing there’s the Country Fried Rock blog to give you your daily dose of country + rock, which is always an irresistible combination, whichever way you look at it.

Want to see and understand just how powerful women can be in the music industry? You can do just that by reading up on the SheBops blog. Full of inspiring and profound articles that are written about, by, and for women, SheBops proves that women were and never are meant only for housework; they changed the music industry, too.

Electronic dance music, or EDM, as it is more commonly called, is also becoming increasingly popular. Alternative music is also beginning to gain ground again in the mainstream. Sync. is a blog that perfectly captures the story of these genres, with articles covering everything from event updates to album and track reviews.

Making music is and always will one of the grandest forms of art. There isn’t one way to do it, of course, as human creativity will always exceed pre-established systems. However, if you do need some solid guidance, check out Composer’s Toolbox. Once you read each article, you’ll slowly realize that you’ve discovered the quintessential best friend of any composer, in the form of this blog.

If you’re interested in some African jams, it’s always best to get it straight from the experts who know it by heart. And with this, Afrofire comes highly recommended. Containing some Zambian music available for downloads as well as some news and updates regarding African music, Afrofire is your go-to blog for the next time you want to get down on some Afro beats.

While the blog title is a bit misleading, Metal Sucks is a blog that does anything but suck. The articles here all give you proof that metal is not dead, and that being a metalhead is still cool. With articles that talk about topics such as guitar riffs and stories about your favorite rock icons, this blog is sure to become your favorite rock music resource as soon as you begin to read it.