These glam-metal Aussie blokes might as well have been born on the Sunset Strip hanging out Lemmy at the Rainbow.
Category: A Rock and a Roll
Video of the Day: The Cold Stares – Nowhere To Go
The first single from their upcoming Album Texas due out sooner rather than later this year. A real boot stomper, this one is also the leader in the clubhouse for driving song of the year.
Video Of the Day: Black Crowes- Profane Prophesy
Picking up from where they left off with 2024’s excellent Happiness Bastards, the Robinson brothers kick off the campaign for new album A Pound Of Feathers with this gorgeously juicy whale of a rock’n’roller – all strutting Stones-y sass and sumptuous Americana.
Video of the Day: Daniel Romano – Autopoiet
The ever prolific Daniel Romano and his outfit has a new record that is bubbling in the universe to see the light of ear in the very near future.
Video Of The Day: Memorials – Cut Glass Hammer
Memorials have released a new single along with members of Electrelayne and Wire in advance of a new album due in March.
Best Songs Of 2026: Starbenders – Saturday
There is a bit of Cranberries by way of late era Fleetwood Mac wafting in the air on this latest Starbenders single in advance of a new record coming out soon.
Video of the Day: Gluecifer – I’m Ready
With a frontman who goes by the name Biff Malibu and a guitarist who calls himself Captain Poon, this band will rattle your brain, scorch your earth, and make you actually feel something for a change.
Video Of The Day: Beaux Gris & The Alocalypse – One Massive Hit
This B-52s’s worthy saxophone-drenched party starter could have been the hit of summer had it come out in July instead of November.
Video of the Day: Kashus Culpepper – Southern Man
If Bill Withers were a country singer he would pretty much channel Kashus Culpepper. Here, with Marcus King, the first single from the upcoming album provides a glimpse into what should be a great 2026 for this rising star.
Video of the Day: Femme Fatale – Bad Love
Things are buzzing in the Femme Fatale camp. A new album is on the horizon and frontwoman Lorraine Lewis is primed to relive her Sunset Strip glory days.
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