Old school Sunset Strip sleaze rock from the way-back time machine of 2013.
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Rosali – Rewind
A nostalgic journey of a video from her latest single. The song, “Rewind” is a perfect window into the soul of Singer Songwriter Rosali.
Song of the Day: Benjamin Francis Leftwich – New York
With a song that should hold a prominent level once the best songs of the year rankings come around, the spirit of Harry Chapin is all over this delicate tune.
Video of the Day: Sheer Mag – Moonstruck
With a slight essence of later day R.E.M. wafting in air, Tina Halladay and Sheer Mag continue to elevate rock music to an art form with their latest single, “Moonstruck.”
Video of the Day: MGMT – Nothing To Declare
The third single to see the light of ear from their upcoming record, Loss of Life. To be released February 23. Sort of David Bowie by way of Donovan on this one.
Song of the Day: Maple Glider
Maple Glider is the moniker for Aussie artist Tori Zieth, floating somewhere between Kate Bush and Eva Cassidy. “Do You” is from her 2023 album, I Get Into Trouble.
Video of the Day: Lipz – Bye Bye Beautiful
The bastard sons of Def Leppard and Bon Jovi, the first single, “Bye Bye Beautiful,” is out in advance of a proper record, Changing Melody to be released later in the year.
Cover Song of the Day: Plush – Barracuda
Not straying far from the Ann and Nancy reservation, in the hands of Moriah Formica and the band this one takes the song to an 11 on the amped up scale.
Song of the Day: The Armoires – Music & Animals
From the sound of things, there is a lot of beautiful music cooking around the campfire at Armoires H.Q.. Their latest single, “Music & Animals,” showcases what they do best, making happy music for happy people.
This one almost slid by our ears having been released on December 23, at the height of the holiday frenzy. Stay tuned for more from one of the best Power Pop bands in the game today matriculating on Big Stir records.
Video of the Day: Bill Lloyd – This Ain’t My Parade
There is a touch of John Mellencamp as well as The Replacements and plenty of Tom Petty in the DNA of Bill Lloyd and his latest record, Look Into It.
With point-forward storytelling and middle America every man themes, there is a lot to like with his latest single, “This Ain’t My Parade.”
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