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One indie gem. One current standout. One legacy track.
Week of 03/02/2026
Indie Pick

Shake Your Blood

Probot (feat. Lemmy Kilmister) 2004

Selected by Danny Dorko

Grohl's basement metal project meets Motörhead legend on an indie doom label. Lemmy wrote the lyrics in ten minutes—fist-pounding rock 'n' roll with no pretense, just pure filth and fury.

Current Year

Your Favorite Toy

Foo Fighters 2026

Selected by Danny Dorko

Jagged guitars and sinister keyboards over relentless drums—sardonic and urgent. Grohl unlocks a new sound after a year of experimentation, darker and sharper than anything in their catalog.

Legacy Track

Big Me

Foo Fighters 1995

Selected by Danny Dorko

Tongue-in-cheek pop sweetness wrapped in a Mentos parody—Grohl's crossover moment before anyone knew what Foo Fighters would become. Short, candy-coated, impossible to shake.