Today's July WRC Bulletin not only looks forward to a number of July gigs/festivals at https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/gig-calendar-wrinklystock that includes today's six of the best 'July Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, featuring Chantel McGregor, Big Wolf Band and Dr. Feelgood at Alfold (pictured), Dom Martin, Wolfmother and Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse, but we also look back at June, and yet another busy month of gig reviews/photo galleries including Cregan & Co., The Zac Schulze Gang, The Answer, Solstice, Yes, Hannah Wicklund, Judith Hill, Black Deer Festival, The Brackish, Connolly Hayes and The Milk Men, not forgetting our usual comprehensive June news coverage. Finally, don't forget that if you want to receive our monthly e-mail bulletin, please submit your e-mail address in the box below.

Today's Live From Progzilla Towers Podcast Of The Day includes music by A Flock of Seagulls, Barock Project, Electric Yawn, Chick Corea & Béla Fleck, Credo, Cardiacs, Age Of Distraction (pictured), Bob Dylan, Brendan Perkins, Confirmation Bias, Deep Purple, Colin Bass & Daniel Biro, Under The Surface, Fernando Perdomo, Jean-Luc Ponty, Iron Maiden and Magenta.

Having been nominated for five UK Blues Awards as well as Blues Challenge finalists, The Milk Men have earned a reputation as the one of the most dynamic and enjoyable live bands on the circuit, and following the release of their latest album, 'Holy Cow!', and ahead of a busy schedule of UK dates, the band stopped off on Thursday at Putney's The Half Moon in London, so not only check out below Tim Russell's review and photos from the gig, including support from The 49ers, but also watch today's 'Going Back Home' Video Of The Day, a Dr. Feelgood cover, filmed on the night.

Best known for playing for Manfred Mann's Earth Band from its inception and for AC/DC, for whom he drummed from 1989 to 1994, having also returned in February 2015 to replace Phil Rudd for the "Rock or Bust World Tour", The Chris Slade Timeline release their new nine-track album, 'Timescape', worldwide on Friday 19th July, containing a combination of completely original new songs plus some of Chris's favourite covers, such as 'Back With A Vengeance', that's also one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day', complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Endless Chain, Nymphic, Ghost Warfare, Yomi Ship and Gloria Perpetua.

On today's latest 2024 ISSA Award nominated Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist, there's music from Fleur Wiber, Fallow Fields, No Promises, Shelly Jones Band, Sarah Riches, Caoimhe Murney, Preston D Barnes, DBK Country Radio, Dusty Moats, Dylan Scott, Dariann Leigh, Gulf Stream Riders (pictured), Ciarán Rosney, Houston Bernard, Steve Bonham, Toni West, Vincent Vaughan, Ridge Banks, Orlaith Furey, Whiskey-Chitto Ramblers, Sandee Facy, Rachel McConnell, Brett Sheroky, Sarah Wiers, Andrew Dean, plus loads more.

Having released their latest album 'Sundowners' last year, and with just one final date to go on their current European tour at Lerop's Nirwana Tuinfeest in the Netherlands on Friday 9th August, Northern Irish Hard Rock legends, The Answer, played their only UK domestic show with support from These Wicked Rivers at London's Dingwalls in Camden on Thursday 20th June, so not only check out today John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's Photo Gallery from the gig, but also watch today's These Wicked Rivers Video Of The Day, an acoustic version of their track, 'When the War is Won', as featured on their latest album, 'Force of Nature'.

Today's Podcast Of The Day is the latest The Proper Proggy Prog Show with Jef Bek from Planetary Jam, broadcast every Saturday at 8pm PT/11pm ET, featuring the best in Progressive Rock from the 70s to today, including Izz, Anthony Phillips, Enigmatic Sound Machines, Richard Henshall, Plantoid, Lunatic Soul, Jon Anderson, Gargamel, Pox and Pentwater.

Melding influences of classic Metal bands such as Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Dio and Judas Priest; Sunbomb, the musical alliance between two steadfast warriors of the U.S. Hard Rock/Metal scene: Tracii Guns and Michael Sweet, yesterday released their sophomore album via Frontiers Records Srl, a tribute to the classic Heavy Metal of the 80s, of which the title track 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 yesterday from Frenchy and the Punk, Another Neighbor Disappeared, Sunfall, Dååth featuring Spiro and Anvil.

As promised, today we have Gary Smith's review of Solid Entertainments award winning Tuesday Blues at London's 100 Club, that took place on 18th June, with the 'Remember Me' album launch party of UK Blues Awards 2024 UK Emerging Act of The Year nominee, Connolly Hayes, featuring Jess Hayes and Frankie Connolly, with support from Andy Taylor Group and Joe Anderton, so not only check out today Gary's take plus John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's photos from the gig, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of the album opener, 'Frank's Song'.

The Magpies Festival will return this Summer in Sutton Park, York, over the weekend of the 9th and 10th August, boasting a stellar lineup of Folk and Americana acts, including Molotov Jukebox, Jesca Hoop and Jim Moray, and now in its fourth year, Magpies has seen a steady increase in ticket sales as word gets out that it is fast becoming one of the UK’s best-kept secrets on the festival calendar, of which the hosts, Yorkshire-based transatlantic Folk band, The Magpies, are today's 'Undertow' Video Of The Day. Also featuring The Turbans, Rusty Shackle, NATI., Gary Stewart’s Graceland, Chris While & Julie Matthews, Charm of Finches and Suntou Susso, plus many more, this boutique festival champions women in music, supports local independent businesses and has ambitions to introduce more young people to the magic of Folk and acoustic music from across the globe.

This Saturday 29th June, London's 229 in Great Portland Street will host Manchester Post-Punks Witch Fever, Bristol-born Gürl and London Prog-Emos Something or Other, for a night of joyful expression and inclusivity, of which today's 'I Reflect The Sun, It Bounces Back' Video Of The Day, gives a taste of the headliner's potent sonic assault concoction, that recalls the foreboding darkness of Black Sabbath, Savages’ monochrome Post-Punk and the dirty breathlessness of Bleach-era Nirvana. For fans of Ashnikko and Nova Twins, or imagine even Billie Eilish meets Bring Me The Horizon, Gürl are at the bleeding edge of Alternative Metal with their sugary brand of 'antipop', while Something or Other are a queer, Emo Prog-Rock band. full of elaborate melodies and atmospheric guitars, creating an avalanche of sound that aims to serve as a refreshing contribution to modern Metal.

Taken from the Ettecon film soundtrack, 'The Miner’s Son' (A Rock’n’Roll dream), released in March, that tells the story of a Rock band struggling for success whilst getting duped by a rogue producer amid the miners strike of 1984, 'Them Against Us', the latest digital album single released earlier this month, draws from early Punk Rock influences, infusing the song with a raw pace that defines its essence, which is today's Video Of The Day. With an album mix that spans from soulful Country tunes to adrenaline-pumping Hard Rock anthems, experience the diverse emotions and electrifying energy of the stories band, Black Diamond, and their journey in pursuit of success amidst the turbulent landscape of 1984 England.