With the band about to embark on a five-date UK tour next month, Progressive Alternative rockers, Pure Reason Revolution, returned in September with their sixth studio album, ‘Coming Up To Consciousness’, and today's Video Of The Day is a special stripped down version of the conceptual album’s closing song, ‘As We Disappear’, performed live by Jon Courtney at Circle Studios in Berlin. Consisting of eight tracks, the quartet will also be making their first appearance next year on Cruise To The Edge, alongside Steve Hackett, Riverside, Haken, Big Big Train, Robert Fripp, plus many more.

Bringing together the key elements of New Wave, Garage, Punk Rock, Grunge, Psychedelic Rock and Goth, with their hugely compelling sound, popular London Alt-Punks, Healthy Junkies, not only drop their highly enticing new album, 'Listen To The Mad', on Friday 22nd November via Banana Castle Records, but they're also out on the road in London this coming Saturday 9th November at 229 Great Portland Street, as well as their album launch party at Camden's The Dublin Castle, on Wednesday 20th November, of which the unstoppable Brit rockers latest engulfing new single, 'Dead Souls', is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Victoria K, SirenSong, Next Deed, 7Keys and Sölid Wazte.

Signalling the start of their new year album campaign, as well as coming in the wake of a recent heartbreaking loss for the New Jersey-based hard rockers, Who On Earth are back with a fierce new single, ‘Dawgz', delivering a hard-hitting powerful anthem, that's also today's Video Of The Day. With its driving energy and impactful lyrics, July also saw the quartet complete the recording of a wealth of new material, only to lose beloved lead guitarist, friend and mentor, Bruce Gatewood, to a sudden heart attack, although with the spirit of Bruce guiding them, his legacy is still deeply embedded in their music.

For today's The Proper Proggy Prog Show Podcast Of The Day, we continue to play catch up with Jef Bek from Planetary Jam, broadcast on Epic Prog Radio Fridays and Sundays 2pm (PST), 5pm (EST), 11pm (CET), for a creative mix of Progressive Rock from the 70s to today, including Utopia, Enigmatic Sound Machines, Beardfish (pictured), Unifaun, Cheer-Accident, Oiapok and Zen Orchestra.

Connor Selby (pictured) kicks off and finishes today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day ahead of his gig at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon tonight, plus there's some real delights to fill up the rest of the hour, including Diana Silveira & Redtenbacher’s Funkestra, Liz Jones & Broken Windows, Mississippi MacDonald, The BluesBones and more.

Organised by London Prog Gigs, and generally described as "Chamber Prog" or "Chamber Progressive Rock", Russian duo Iamthemorning, comprising virtuoso classical pianist Gleb Kolyadin, charismatic vocalist Marjana Semkina, plus their band, played St Matthias Church in London's Stoke Newington on Friday night, so check out today not only AJ's review plus Bryan Taylor's photographs from the gig, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of 'Anything But Sleep', taken from Marjana's latest album 'Sirin', featuring Jim Grey.

Following the release in April via Snakefarm of Marcus King's Rick Rubin produced album, 'Mood Swings', as well as returning to the UK and Ireland with his Country, Soul, Blues and Rock 'n' Roll for a run of six dates, kicking off at London's Eventim Apollo tonight, 'Can't Take No More' by the late great John Mayall featuring Marcus, is one of today's six of the best 'Fireworks Night Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other Bonfire Night themed tunes from Bonfire, Baabes, House Of Lords, Buddy Guy and Angels In Vein.

Very sadly Bob Angel has decided to fade down his mic for good, so today's final Simply Country Podcast Of The Day features a random selection of music and a few favourites that Bob has played over the years, such as Aishling Rafferty, Norman Borland, Paul Jupe, Hurricane Highway, Andy Penkow, Ashleigh Dallas, Taynee Lord, Chelsea Kelly, Dave Sheriff, Littlemen, The Heartland Roots Band, Gulf Stream Riders, Wild Fire, Jamie Donnelly, Alecia Aichelle, Martyn Cosgrave, Noel Boland, Adele & Andy, Helena Mace, Sina Theil, Jade Helliwell, Sun-Pinned Leaves, Louise Parker, Victoria Eman, Toni West, Shelly Jones Band, Preston D Barnes. Vanessa Bourne, Tennessee Twin, Zoee Byrne, Jessie Lynn and Tracy Millar.

Hailing from Georgia in the foothills of the southern Appalachians, four-piece Hush Money last week released their new thirteen-track album, ‘Go Back Home’, a veritable jambalaya of Southern drenched flavours born from a myriad of influences that will appeal to a wide palette making the band hard to pigeon hole, of which their dark tinged single, ‘Bad Side’, depicting a man pushed to the breaking point set to administer his own form of backwoods justice, is one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Zygnema, Life PIlot, Rogue Awakening, Steamachine and Stud.

Dead Writers (pictured), Holly Henderson and Crowley all cast a Halloween spell at London's 229 The Venue last Thursday night, with a dark, gothic spectacle, delivering mesmerising performances that left an indelible mark on the crowd, so not only see today Ivan De Mello's review and photos from the gig, but also watch today's Dead Writers 'She's All The Animals' Video Of The Day, filmed at Ferndown's Loverocks Festival in June.

Today's latest Live From Progzilla Towers Podcast Of The Day includes music by Abba, Von Hertzen Brothers, Bill Bressler, Cen-Projekt, Devin Townsend, Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne, Frost*, Aynsley Dunbar, Iron Maiden, Fluctus Quadratum, Nick Magnus, Pavlov's Dog, Tears For Fears, Propaganda, The Buggles, Pijn, Genesis, The Round Window, Willie Dowling (pictured) and Twelfth Night.

With the Belfast-born, multi-award-winning artist's UK and Ireland 20-date Autumn Buried Alive Tour having kicked off in Edinburgh last night, along with special guests Blue Nation, on Friday 13th December Dom Martin releases 'Buried Alive', a double album, featuring both electric and acoustic tracks from all three of Dom’s original studio albums. recorded from various venues across Europe and the UK, of which the album single, 'Government (Live)', is one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Artemyol, Delerium featuring Kanga, Liva, Mó Sheerin and Veuve.