Hand picked to open for Metallica, Gun’s ‘N’ Roses, and Muse, this cauldron of heavy rockers made their name garnering over 25 million views for their cover of Metallica’s “Enter Sandman.” Look for their fourth album, Keep Me Fed, to be released later in the year.
Category: Of the Day
Song of the Day: Tuk Smith – Little Renegade
The Mighty Tuk Smith is out with his third single from a song cycle that will result in a fully vetted record later in the year. Rock Album of the Year is a forgone conclusion if these three songs are any indication. Congratulations Tuk Smith, the hardest working artist in Rock and Roll.
Video of the Day: Billy Idol – Love Don’t Live Here Anymore
A freshly minted Billy Idol single from the Rebel Yell sessions. That means this vintage Billy Idol and that means it’s great.
Video of the Day – Night Laser – Way To The Thrill
The latest Van Halen inspired banger from Hamburg sleaze rockers Night Laser. Look for a new record set to rattle the eardrums later in the year.
Video of the Day – Shambolics – Never Be Mine
This Arctic Monkeys adjacent band hailing from Fife, Scotland is listenable as hell.
Song of the Day: Johnny Cash – Well Alright
The Man in Black has a freshly minted song that has been released courtesy of son John Carter Cash. “Well Alright” is the first single from a song set, Songwriter, that is set to see the light of eat in mid-June.
Video of the Day: Geese – Cowboy Nudes
The new kings of New York, the Geese, despite their distinct New York groove, would have fit in nicely between Steely Dan and The Doobie brothers on any back in the day playlist.
Video of the Day: The Dust Coda – Road To Hell
From one of the present-day bands that will dispel all rumors that rock is dead. Be careful when you light this one up, this Guns by way of Montrose scorcher will singe your nose hairs.
Video of the Day: Blue Oyster Cult – Don’t Come Running To Me
From Ghost Stories, what is likely to be their last album, their latest single and video is a vintage banger.
Video of the Day: Fat White Family – Bullet Of Dignity
In about a fortnight the latest Fat White Family will see the light ear. This Brixton-based band straddles that delicate border between 90’s Grunge and 80’s Brit- Rock.
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