7 Rock songs you need to hear right now

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We’re back with another installment of 7 Rock songs you need to hear right now and December’s picks are songs you’re going to want to listen to loud.

From veteran rockers, to bands we haven’t heard from in some time, and newcomers that have burst onto the scene, here are 7 Rock songs that need to be added to your playlist right now.

Jack White - Taking Me Back

Jack White is back with his first new solo material in four years and it’s as rocking as ever. The release of his new song “Taking Me Back” is also accompanied by a gentler version of the track, appropriately titled “Taking Me Back (Gently).”

Jelly Roll - Dead Man Walking

Perhaps the most cinematic video in this group, Jelly Roll’s visuals for “Dead Man Walking” are absolutely stunning and are a perfect match for the epic song.

Nita Strauss and David Draiman - Dead Inside

Strauss and Draiman both spoke with Audacy upon the release of their collaboration “Dead Inside” as Strauss revealed she tailored the song to fit Draiman’s vocals.

Three Days Grace - So Called Life

Three Days Grace returned with their first new material since 2018 with their fantastic new single “So Called Life.”

Foo Fighters - Love Dies Young

The closing track off Foo Fighters’ latest album Medicine at Midnight features a bizarre music video that we can’t get enough of.

Mammoth WVH - Epiphany

The third track off Mammoth WVH’s debut studio album is a rocking affair with a grooving rhythm that’ll get your head nodding upon hearing the first note.

Korn - Start the Healing

Jonathan Davis recently told Audacy that Korn’s new single is different, “but since it’s a band we’re always constantly evolving. There’s still that core sound there.”

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