Any modern rock recommendations?

Some of the usual names that get mentioned:

Built to Spill

Kurt Vile

Vampire Weekend

Tame Impala

Destroyer

Arctic Monkeys

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Motel Radio

Porcupine Tree 

Greta Van Fleet

Rival Sons

Dirty Honey

The Wild Feathers

all good guitar driven acts with melodies and musicianship. 

Like many people, I find myself stuck in a +/- 15 year time frame when it comes to rock music.  That being, the music of my youth.  Around 1965 - 1980.  Lost interest about the time the big hair bands took over the scene.  And for me, I can't listen to music that has meaningless lyrics.  I want "Sympathy For The Devil", not "You Give Love A Bad Name".   Maybe that's why I listen to 80% jazz and classical these days.  I'm a victim of the wealth of great rock music I grew up with.  It's been done and not likely to be repeated.  IMHO 

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Garden

https://youtu.be/JlkszyIgoBU?si=QRwsxHhV0ty-T0ta

Bright Light Social Hour - Sea of the edge

https://youtu.be/QOeZ-q5q-dk?si=LofqEkMACG3dTqsF

Doves - Here it comes

https://youtu.be/Jj1VKss9FWw?si=NU2T6JejVOXSvqLM

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Stairway to the best party in the world

https://youtu.be/XDt7w0nOpns?si=n1PUexkY9GWLEBRE

Tame Impala - Music to walk home by

https://youtu.be/ngg9YsqIoaw?si=SPbHvd96QJWd13vl

Porcupine Tree - Lips of ashes

https://youtu.be/BHNO2HpL0K8?si=iHjouOhPXCccAULZ

Little Feat have put out a couple of albums  "Strike Up the Band" this year and "Sam's Place" a couple of years ago that definitely have that Classic Rock sound.  They're touring this summer. Might be what you're looking for.