Brooklyn’s best Rock ‘n’ Roll band, Zan Zone returns in triumph on their finest album yet. The 2026 release of The Rock Is Still Rollin’ takes their sound to new heights. With 12 tracks, clocking in at 55 minutes, this album has it all: a 9-minute instrumental prog-fusion opus, straight-ahead guitar-centric rockers, moving ballads, Phil Ochs inspired deep-thought songs, a jazzy NYC style instrumental—all filled with top musicianship.

New to Zan Zone, from New Zealand, Adrienne McKay adds in her keyboard variety. The lead vocals by Angela Watson are guided by great songwriting and musicianship from Phillip Dessinger and Zan Zone guitar hero Zan Burnham. The rhythm section of bassist Saadi Zain and drummer Marko Djordjevic remains Zan Zone’s driving wheel.

Expert production by Zan and Chris Benham, with top-notch engineering credited to Benham & Burnham, gives the album a remarkable rock sheen. These new songs by Zan, along with a pair of Dessinger-Burnham classics, are among the finest representations of the band’s melodic and lyrical genius yet.

The Rock Is Still Rollin’ comes at the crossroads after the last three Zan Zone albums, and in fact the only thing off here was the tragic passing of Phil Dessinger on September 1^st, 2025, just after the album sessions concluded.

Even though Zan claims the album is the band’s self-styled tribute to the first 3 decades of Rock ‘n’ Roll history, the fact is that The Rock Is Still Rollin’ is just a remarkable collection of classic, progressive and rootsy American rock and roll that deserves much acclaim by today’s discerning music audiences.