This highly accessible single from the upcoming record Your God Fearing Days Are About To Begin Just might channel your inner Nine Inch Nails spirit.
Video of the Day: Ty Freeman – Dig For Gold
Growing up on a breakfasr of Cream and Led Zeppelin, Ty Freeman knows how to rock, and with a helping hand from Ian Skelly and Paul Duffy of The Coral there is no shortage of tuneful chops on his latest E.P., One Way Love. And yes, there is cowbell.
Song of the Day: The Rolling Stones – That Look
The Rolling Stones are in the studio working on their new album, Foreign Tongues, set for release later in the year. For now, here is a sneak peek.
Video Of The Day: Soho Dukes – A Stones Throw
A throwback in all the best of ways bringing back the fun to Rock and Roll, this ballad from their latest record, Nighthearts & Acrobats, features Spike from the Quireboys on guest vocals. And, with a lead singer that goes by the name Barracuda leading the group, this one is a banger.
Video Of The Day: Neil Diamond – Wild At Heart
With the recent release of the movie Song Sung Blue Starring Hugh Jackson and Kate Hudson, Neil Diamond is experiencing a bit of a renaissance. His latest single is the title track from an upcoming album culled from the leftovers of his Rick Rubin sessions.
Song Of The Day: Jade Jackson – Daddy Tried
Turning the Merle Haggard classic to a male-oriented story-song with permission from the Haggard estate, Jade Jackson makes this one her own.
Song Of The Day: The Moon City Masters – Everybody
Picture Rush with a sprinkling of melodic Toto vibe about them, and you would get Moon City Masters.
Song of the Day: Paul McCartney – Days We Left Behind
The new record, The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, is out on May 29. In the meantime, this sneak peek finds Sir Paul in fine voice and in vintage songwriting form.
Video of the Day: Goodbye June – The Hard Way
Nashville’s own Goodbye June channels Aerosmith and AC/DC with just a tad of “Sympathy For The Devil” on this over the top rocker.
Video of the Day: Fai Laci – Sarasota
The peeps Easy Eye Sound are at it again with Fai Laci and his retro mix of The Struts and the sound of back in their heyday CBGBs.
