A splash of The Eurythmics and a dash of Duran Duran fills the air on this latest visionary video from the talented Art d’Ecco.
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Video of the Day: Thundermother – Watch Out
If fast, hard, and loud Rock & Roll with a whole lot of female angst is your jam, then your musical ship has just entered the port with this fiery single and video courtesy of Thundermother.
Song of the Day: Willie Nelson – Tower of Song
Proving once again that the great Willie Nelson is one of the great nuanced song interpreters of our time. Here, he completely owns the Leonard Cohen classic.
Video of the Day: Space Panther – Smooth Operator
There is nothing not to like with the band Space Panther. These cats don’t mess around. They triple down on the Glam card with T Rex, Slade, Alex Harvey, all playing prominent rolls in their sound. Their 2022 record, Glamdemic, is as cool as the name might indicate.
White Buffalo (feat. Shooter Jennings) – The Drifter
Just when we didn’t think that Shooter Jennings couldn’t get any cooler, he has added to impressive resume with this fine collabo with The White Buffalo.
Video of the Day: Inflorescence – Tomorrow Night
Another one of those young Indie Rock bands that have talent to spare and are carefully curating their style and image.
There are nothing but glory days ahead for this band. Think Best Coast but with a bit more shoe gaze polish with these guys.
Live Video of the Day: BlackBerry Smoke – Hey Delilah (Live at West End Studio)
On the short list for one of my favorite new bands of the last 10 years. Charley Starr and BlackBerry Smoke are the real deal.
Song of the Day: Thunder – Dancing In The Sunshine
If there is such a thing as a rock and roll summer anthem this would be a great place to start for 2022.
Video of the Day: Tesla – Cold Blue Steel
One of the favorite old school bands that get a lot of airplay in the halls of Rock is the New Roll. Tesla is set to release plenty of new songs in 2022 one single at a time instead of the traditional album format.
Song of the Day: Jane Lane – Ask Me Why
There is a bit of a 90’s Indie Rock Suzanne Vega vibe to Jane Lane, aka Sophie Negroni, and her tremendous new song, “Ask Me Why.”
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