If Mongolian throat singing is your jam, then your ship has just come in. The Hu, Central Asia’s answer to Appalachian Bluegrass, is poised to release their new record, The Hun, set for release later this month, should be another heavy doom-metal sledgehammer.
Category: Rock
Song of The Day: The Gulps – Got Ya
The Gulp’s latest, “Got Ya,” is the leader in the clubhouse for fun single of the year. Scorching guitar solos, Austin Powers sensibility, 60s pop, and Indie-Disco all blend to create a sound that sounds like the Stones sped up to 78.
Video of the Day: Airbourne – Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)
The latest slice of the Aussie’s long-awaited new album, Kid In A Candy Store is destined to be the best album that AC/DC never made. This one is raunch and balls-to-the-wall boogieing from start to finish, you have heard it all before, but does it really matter? No.
Video of the Day: Smoking Snakes – Trick Or Treat
Yet another single from a band that would have felt right at home on the Sunset Strip.
Video of the Day: Cinema Stereo – So Sorry, My Dear
A fresh new band that has a distinctive‘90s feel to them that should bode well for them on the festival circuit.
Video of the Day: Sawyer Hill – Jimmy’s Gone Numb
Sawyer Hill has a world weary voice that is in direct contradiction to his baby face and hipster demeanor. But, make no mistake, with the release of his upcoming record Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy he will soon be on everybody’s radar.
Video of the Day: Fuzzrider – Desert Boogie
Coming to you all the way from Greece, this song title tells you all you need to go about the swamp-boogie ZZ Top party vibe of the band.
Video of the Day: Jayler – Hate To See It End
When your guitar player goes by the name Tyler Arrowsmith, you better have the rock and roll chops to deliver the goods. And these blokes from West Midlands, UK are poised to set the world on fire with their upcoming album, Voices Unheard, with an imminent release date. Consider them side by side with Free, ACDC, or even Lynyrd Skynyrd, but stay away from those Greta Van Fleet comparisons if you know what’s good for you.
Video of the Day: Brass Camel – Why Bother
These Vancouver natives blend Genesis, Led Zeppelin, and elements of Jethro Tull and Parliament Funk. Their debut self-titled release is out now.
Video Of The Day- Lions In The Street – I Know I Can Change
The best single the Rolling stones never made in the last 10 years was just released by an English band that had been in the business almost as long.
