Song of the Day – Page 2 – Rock Is The New Roll

Song Of The Day: Brent Cobb & The Fixin’s Even If It’s Broke

Brent Cobb, cousin of producer Dave Cobb, has a new album coming out soon that features the rock side of the Americana aisle. This one is part blues rocker and part Southern Rock.

Song of the Day: Willie Nelson & Steve Perry – Faithfully

We’re not quite sure that this collaboration with Willie Nelson and Journey’s Steve Perry works, but, hey, its Wiilie

Song of the Day: Alice Cooper – Black Mamba

Alice Cooper is back for the first time in 50 years with his original band courtesy of his upcoming July 25 album, The Revenge of Alice Cooper. A fitting successor to Love it to Death, Killer, and Billion Dollar Babies, the record brings back the vintage shock-horror of vintage Alice Cooper.

Song of the Day: The Sha La Lees – In Motion

A blast of 60’s garage rock bombast, the Sha-La-Lees play Underground Garage – worthy Nuggets style rock complete with Harmonica. J Geils meets MC-6 on this one courtesy of the glorious harmonica.

Song of the Day: Ravagers – Razor Love

Ravagers are a punk and roll band from the streets of Baltimore. Blending elements of punk, glam, and lost-punk into their own blend of sneering rock and roll this is a band that demands your ear-time.

Song of the Day: Sorrows – Out Of My Head

If you have ever wondered what a band that featured elements of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who, all by way of Cheap Trick, would sound like, no need to phone a friend. The answer is “Out Of My Head” courtesy of the sorrows, the leader in the clubhouse for Rock is the New Roll’s 2025 song of the year.

The album Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow on Big Stir Records is available now.

Song of the Day: Cave Flowers – Garbage And Gold

A smooth blend of Waylon Jennings and Creedence Clearwater country rock from their 2025 release Western Spectre.

Song of the Day: The Delines – Maureen’s Gone Missing

The Delines latest, Mr. luck and Ms. doom, is set to see the light of ear on February 14, and if this latest output is any indication with the opening lines “first, there was a man with missing fingers, and he was in a mood” the record is shaping up to be pure Willy Vlautin noir at its best.