The new Royal Blood record should be out soon and we cannot wait. The first video from the upcoming record features “Figure It Out,” and a video that has been over 84 million times. Forget the hype machine of Great Van Fleet. The Struts and Royal Blood are the bands to watch in 2019.
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Video of the Day: DeWolff – Deceit & Woo
James Gang meets Deep Purple on a jam that might be one of the best songs of 2018.
Best Albums of 2018: DeWolff – Thrust
With 70’s vocals as the main course and a greasy Hammond organ as an appetizer this one from the Dutch trio DeWolff is a game changer. This is prime-era classic rock at its riffing and over the top best.
Video of the Day: Neko Case – Last Lion of Albion
The clever animation on the latest video from Neko case only serves to take an already excellent song to next-level brilliance. From her new L.P. Hell On.
Video the Day: Flasher – Material
Constant Image, the latest record from Post-Punk Psychedelic band Flasher is an eclectic soundscape of 80’s Brit-Pop and 90’s Blondie.
Live Video of the Day: Tony Joe White – Poke Salad Annie (Live on David Letterman)
RIP to the gravel-voiced bluesman. The Foo Fighters more than do the iconic song “Polk Salad Annie” justice as sidemen on this one.
Video of the Day: Caroline Rose – Jeanne Becomes A Mom
There is a bit of a sixties girl group vibe on this organ-drenched track from Loner, the latest record from Caroline Rose.
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Live Video of the Day: Elton John – All The Young Girls Love Alice
From the 2013 diving board tour, this Goodbye Yellow Brick Road deep track will make you want to catch Sir Elton one more time on his farewell tour.
Video of the Day: Bad Touch – Skyman
Honest Bluesy Rock and Roll is what these guys are all about. Huge choruses and killer riffs abound with this band. Jump on the bandwagon now while there is still time.
Five Cool Ones: Five (More) Reasons Rock Is Not Dead
The Lemon Twigs – The Fire
Remember when Rock and Roll was fun. People didn’t take themselves or the music too seriously and it was ok to be a bit different. Ladies and Gentlemen, presenting The Lemon Twigs.
The Dirty Nil – Bathed In Light
When you open for The Who your band must be pretty good. Part early who and part ramshackle MC-5 these Canadian dudes can light up a stage.
The Regrettes – California Friends
Part Pretenders, part 60’s Girl Group, all cool.
Glorious Sons – Josie
These Canadian brothers mix Springsteen worthy lyrics with With Kings of Leon Indie Rock credibility.
Massive Wagons – Under No Illusion
One nation under a hook and a groove, these guys are pretty much arena level ready right out of the box.
