Glamster Bobbie Dazzle is back with her Abba on steroids blend of Punk, Rock, and Glam. This is her first song since last year’s Fandabidozi. Come for the monster riffage stay for the flute solo.
Category: A Rock and a Roll
Video of the Day: Die Spitz – Throw Yourself To The Sword
This Austin foursome is built on heavy Sabbath-worthy riffs worthy of Metallica stripes. The video of singer Ellie Livingston cavorting in a laundromat brandishing a sword is worth the price of admission alone.
Video of the Day: White Reaper – Blink
This high-energy blend of Garage Rock and Lunk Rock “Blink” is the second single to land from their upcoming September 26 release Only Slightly Empty.
Video of the Day: Robert Jon and the Wreck – Keep Myself Clean
This swampy slow burner produced by Dave Cobb is the last single to be released in advance of Heartbreaks and Last Goodbyes to be released on August 22.
Video of the Day: Jayler – Riverboat Queen
Another Zeppelin clone? Sure, the world needs more Led Zeppelin right now.
Video of the Day: Miles Kane – Love is Cruel
Surprisingly, Miles Kane has joined the Easy Eye Sound stable of artists. The latest single is out now, and the proper full record, Sunlight In The Shadows is scheduled for release later in the year.
Video of the Day: Ravager – Dogs
Produced by Tuk Smith, Ravager is the Glam Punk band that you wish was around when music really mattered.
Video of the Day: Brothers Osborne – Finish This Drink
With summer in full swing, The Brothers Osborne put a little bro-country in your summer beer.
Video of the Day: Ramonda – Bad Girl
Argentinian rocker Santiago Ramonda swims in the same melodic rock pool that Eddie Money did back in the day. His Frontiers Records debut, The Walls Are Crumpling Down, will be released on July 25.
Video of the Day: The Dead Daisies – Black Betty
Sure, the Dead Daisies are one one those contrived bands from Frontier Records, and there is no real reason for anyone to cover this one-hit wonder, yet there is a certain coolness to this group that leans something to their rock and roll roots with gusto.
Rock Is The New Roll 