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.
Category: Rock Video of the Day
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.
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.
Video of the Day: Casket Rats – Whiskey Queen
With a sound that blazes through the speakers like Guns ‘N’ Roses fronted by Lemmy, Boston bad boys Casket Rats roar like the harder side of Thin Lizzy and Rose Tattoo, and the sleazier side of the Sunset Strip.
Video of the Day: Hallas – Face Of An Angel
Put the needle in the groove for a heady road trip back to best of’70s head-tripper rock.
Video of the Day: The Pandoras – Run Down Love Battery
Opening for X and Billy Idol back in the day, The Pandoras were deeply imbedded in the mid-80’s LA punk scene with the likes of Agent Orange and The Descendants.
Raw, unfiltered, sort of the wild older sister of the GoGos this all-girl band was definitely ahead of their time.
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