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Today we complete our ArcTanGent Festival coverage, that took place last weekend at the idyllic Fernhill Farm near Bristol, with 100+ acts playing Math Rock, Post Rock, Progressive Metal and experimental music, with today's fifteen minute Podcast Of The Day, following our interview with Martin and Simon from the Norwegian Progressive Rock quintet Avkrvst, after their memorable set earlier on Thursday on the Main Stage (Photo Credit: Joe Singh).

Ahead of November UK tour dates as special guests to Delain, and following the release of their third, critically acclaimed, album 'Revelation', a headline slot at Planet Rock Winter's End Festival, as well as a recent short run of UK headline shows, last month Walsall-based four-piece Stone Broken released their brand new single, 'Remedy', of which this typically hi-energy anthem, brooding in places and euphoric throughout, is also one of today's six of best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Mother Of Millions, Elle Tea, Siege Perilous, The Metal Byrds and HollowKIn.

On today's latest 2024 ISSA Award nominated Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist, there's music from Robert Ross, Toria Richings, Briggs & Stark, Adrienne Haupt, Ashleigh Dallas, Presley Tennant, Brendan Kelley, Brittany, Jeff Orson, Tony Clarke, Christine Clifford, Allan Caswell, C.J. Garton, Guy Surtees, Dianne Lindsay, Isaac Jacob, Leigh Warren, Lee Ann Kelly, Cassidy-Rae, Dreyden Gordon, Dianne Coombes, Trey Calloway, Corn Nut Creek, South 76 (pictured), Wood Burnt Red, and loads more.

The 2022 WRC Award winning A New Day Festival took place last weekend at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, and today as promised, not only do we complete our coverage with Simon Green's review and photographs from all three days, but also watch Stray's very apt 'A Better Day' Video Of The Day, filmed on Day 2 on The Imagine Stage (pictured).

Launched ahead of her Bulletproof concert tours in the US, UK and Europe, with The Zac Schulze Gang having just been announced as the award-winning singer/songwriter's special guest on the UK leg, which kicks off on Friday 4th October at Birmingham Town Hall, powerhouse guitarist Samantha Fish yesterday released a new live version of 'Better Be Lonely',  that was originally featured on her 2021 chart-topping album, 'Faster', of which this alternative version that captures her raw energy and magnetic stage presence, is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Beauty In Chaos featuring Patrik Mata, Satan, JamArt, Cantervice and Voodoo Circle.

With an Avkrvst interview still to come, today's penultimate part of our ArcTanGent Festival coverage, that took place last weekend at the idyllic Fernhill Farm near Bristol, with 100+ acts playing Math Rock, Post Rock, Progressive Metal and experimental music, complements our recent review, with today's amazing Day 2 band Photo Gallery, that sees us extend a massive thank you to all the brilliant Arctangent photographers credited here; Blanket, Kalandra, Unpeople and Avkrvst (Photo Credits: Joe Singh), Julie Christmas (Video Of The Day/pictured Photo Credit: Derek Bremner), Urne and Baroness (Photo Credits: Carl Battams) plus Conan and Healthyliving (Photo Credits: Jonanthan Dadds).

Today's latest 2023 WRC Award winning Blues Club Podcast Of The Day, has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and a bit of this and that, with More Music and Less Chat, featuring Sugaray Rayford (pictured), Milwaukee and Friends, Gunn Blues Band, Mick Pini, Chris Bad News Barnes, Ronnie Baker Brooks, 3Times7, Joe Walsh, Keb' Mo', plus many more.

With another Rock Revival show due to be broadcast tonight at 8pm UK time on Meridian FM, last week's show is today's Podcast Of The Day, that saw WRC Award winning Jules and Bob with a playlist that included House of Lords, The Dead Daisies, Led Zeppelin, The Rattlebacks, Myles Kennedy, Stone Broken, Rainbow, Bryan Adams, Lazy Fifty, Black Smoke Trigger, Orang-Utan, AK & The Red Kites (pictured) Ten Years After, Luna Marble, ZZ Top, Tony Iommi, Seether, Aerosmith, Gun, Dirty Honey, Atreyu and The Who.

Ahead of the release tomorrow of their new single 'Unbreakable', a recent humid evening at London's Good Mixer, a stalwart of the Camden scene, saw Explode the TV take to what must be the smallest stage on the circuit, however, as an audience member, Ivan De Mello very much felt part of the action, so much so that not only can you see Ivan's review and photos from the gig today, but also check out today's 'Found You In My Head Tonight' Video Of The Day, filmed last month when the band also played London's Finsbury Festival.

In the midst of leg one of their 2024 US tour, today Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks release their album, 'True', a nine-song album produced by Jon and fellow TBG band member Richie Castellano, with the centerpiece being the 16-and-a-half-minute Anderson penned epic, 'Once Upon a Dream', of which the album opener, 'True Messenger', is also one of today's six of the best 'New Releases Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further similarly timed releases, including another two from Frontiers Music s.r.l., namely Mike Tramp and Paralydium, two from the Mascot Label Group, The Georgia Thunderbolts and Steve Cropper & The Midnight Hour, as well as one by Endless Chain.

Today's all request Live From Progzilla Towers Podcast Of The Day includes music by Argos, Pyramid Theorem, Abel Ganz, Big Big Train (pictured), Voice Of Baceprot, Black Dog Days, Returned To The Earth, Nick Mason, Zombi, Ningen Isu, Papadosio, Brian Eno, Led Zeppelin, Lifesigns, Talvin Singh, The Unthanks With Brighouse And Rastrick Brass Band, The Carpenters and Sally Oldfield.

The 2022 WRC Award winning A New Day Festival took place last weekend at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, so with a review and further photographs to come of all three days, not only check out Les Linyard's updated Photo Galleries from both Days 1 and 3, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of Sunday headliner's Feeder (pictured) performing 'Hey You', filmed on The Splink Main Stage.