Featuring Southern swagger and blistering blues, the Georgia Thunderbolts deliver fierce country rock on a Lynyrd Skynyrd platter.
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Song of the Day: Creeper Prey For The Night
Creeper channels their inner Billy Idol on this Jim Steinman worthy smoky vampiric rock and roll thunder that would make Alice Cooper proud.
Video of the Day: Charley Crockett – Bad Company
As if he weren’t busy enough Charley Crockett found time to throw his stetson in the ring contributing to the upcoming Bad Company tribute Record.
Video of the Day: The Struts (feat. Brian May) – Could Have Been Me
Cranking up the rock courtesy of Brian May and polishing up the Glam, The Struts reimagine their first hit single going all the way back to 2016 with this belter of a song.
Video of the Day: Tuk Smith & The Reatless Hearts – Sadie Mae
The proper record, Troubled Paradise is scheduled to see the light of ear on October 16. In the meantime, this ballad-adjacent single should serve as an appetizer.
Video of the Day: Blackberry Smoke (feat. Paul Rodgers) – Runnin’ With The Pack
Bad Company heads down South on this country rock version on this old school classic. This one features original Bad Co. singer Paul Rodgers on backing vocals.
Video of the Day: Ashes Of Billy – Don’t Let Go
This young trio of of Danish scenesters carries tje spirit of the 90’s grunge movement. Ones to watch.
Video of the Day: The Hives – Forever Forever The Hives
This Swedish outfit is one of the sparkling new bands to come around in quite some time. This one is the title track from their upcoming August 29 proper album release. Tis one is a proper banger.
Video of the Day: Bangalore Choir – Bullet Train
This side piece project of Accept’s vocalist David Reece, this one is worthy of any self-respecting road trip playlist. It careens like, well, a bullet train.
Video of the Day: The Vendettas – This Time Around
The latest single from the Aussie band Vendettas from their newly minted record. Who’s Who In The Zoo.
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