Live at the 2018 Montreux Jazz Festival, Joe Perry, Alice Cooper, and Johnny Depp team up to deliver a scorching rendition of the Motörhead classic.
Video of the Day: The Tubs – Stoop To Me
Welsh rockers The Tubs are set to unleash their brand of R.E..M., 80’s evoking brand of Indie-Pop with the release of their upcoming album, Hard Life, on September 11.
Video of Day: Grace Potter – Love Me Not
With the new record, Trespasser, scheduled to see the light of ear on August 20, Rock is the New Roll favorite Grace Potter delivers a sultry ballad that bodes well for things to come.
Cover Song of the Day: Kaitlin Butts: Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
Kaitlin Butts may be relatively new to the Americana scene, but she embraces this classic like a seasoned pro.
Cover Song of the Day: Tesla – I Love You
Always up for a good cover song, Tesla almost makes this Climax Blues Band love-fest Listenable.
Video of the Day: Joanne Shaw Taylor – This Is Who I Am
We have to wait until October for her proper album, The Trouble With Love, to come out, but in the meantime, she is dripping out gems like this one. Look for this one to be shortlisted for the new Bond Movie. If there ever is a new Bond movie that is.
Video of the Day: Hollie Rogers – Bad Woman
Listen closely, and you will pick up a bit of a Carole King vibe in this brooding, semi-sultry, smoky jam from her latest release, Everything’s Fine.
Video of the Day: The Hu-The Men
If Mongolian throat singing is your jam, then your ship has just come in. The Hu, Central Asia’s answer to Appalachian Bluegrass, is poised to release their new record, The Hun, set for release later this month, should be another heavy doom-metal sledgehammer.
Song of The Day: The Gulps – Got Ya
The Gulp’s latest, “Got Ya,” is the leader in the clubhouse for fun single of the year. Scorching guitar solos, Austin Powers sensibility, 60s pop, and Indie-Disco all blend to create a sound that sounds like the Stones sped up to 78.
Video of the Day: Airbourne – Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)
The latest slice of the Aussie’s long-awaited new album, Kid In A Candy Store is destined to be the best album that AC/DC never made. This one is raunch and balls-to-the-wall boogieing from start to finish, you have heard it all before, but does it really matter? No.
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