Leather Catsuit is the brainchild of singer songwriter Kim Olin and features former members of Willie Nile’s band. Picture Joan Jett if she was less Suzi Quatro and more Lizzy Hale.
Category: Rock Video of the Day
Video of the Day: Dirty Honey – When I’m Gone
Sure the love child of Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith sounds like just about every 70’s Rock band you ever head banged to in your El Camino, but that’s exactly what makes Dirty Honey so great as evidenced by this live scorcher.
Video of the Day: Color Green – Four Leaf Clover
With their feet firmly planted in the Southern California sunshine Color Green proudly waves their 60’s folk and 70’s rock flag proudly. Their four four person gang vocal approach provides a Byrds on steroids sound.
Video of the Day: Bob Mould – Here We Go Crazy
Some fierce guitar pop in the Husker Du spirit, Bob Mould is still going strong with a solo record coming out later in the year.
Video of the Day: The Cold Stares – Automobile
These Evansville rockers are out with what is the leader in the clubhouse for driving song of the year. Look for a new platter from these guys later in the year.
Video of the Day: Eric Clapton – The Call
The post J.J. Cale Eric Clapton era is going strong. Here from his 2024 record Meanwhile Clapton passes off an adequate version of himself with nary a riff in site.
Video of the Day: The Jellybricks – Davil’s A Day Away
A deserved winner of Little Steven’s “Coolest Song In The World,” The Jellybricks have the swagger of The Replacements, the Power Pop whimsy of Cheap Trick, and the spirit of Blind Melon and Collective Soul.
Video of the Day: Thundermother – Bright Eyes
Swedish rockers Thundermother are careening into 2025 with their latest banger of a single, “Bright Eyes”. Look for a new record in February.
Video of the Day: Fatal Vision – Times Of Our Lives
Up North in Canada, they know how to do melodic rock the right way. Whiffs of Whitesnake and Loverboy abound on a record that would make Bryan Adams proud.
Video of the Day: Poltergeist – Children Of The Dark
With a name that evokes a name much heavier than they actually then they are, this Canadian trio brings to the minds ear The Cure and the darker side of Blue Oyster Cult.
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