Opening next year for Eater and Bad Nerves at London’s Dingwalls on Saturday 27th January, and although a more guitar driven record than her debut predecessor, 'Cherry' (2021), Alt Rock artist, Tizane, has lost none of her ethereal magic on her long awaited follow up album, 'Forever Is Nothing', released in late June, a South East Londoner who can balance delicate vulnerability with the grungy riffs of a darker side of Pop, all with a Punk edge, such as her lead single, 'I'm Not Her', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Bank Holiday Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Dead Bait, Bird's View, Sonic Jesus, Echoing Twilight and Darkness Is My Canvas.

Following the release last October of their self-funded, eponymous debut album, 2023 has really taken off for Scarborough based Rock band, This House We Built, with a number of live dates lined up including Peterborough's Nene Valley Rock Festival this Friday, and their recently released fourth single taken from the ten-track album, 'Nobody's Fool', is today's Video Of The Day. Indeed, the hard rockers from North Yorkshire filmed their video in the quaint town of Pickering, all within their four hour time schedule, with the lads in the video being supplied free haribos and fizzy drinks to keep energy levels up, and we're assured that no children nor mogwai were harmed during the making of it!

The follow-up to the critically-acclaimed debut album, 'Blacken the Skies' (2021), the Terminal formula of Industrial Glam has been updated with "more Industrial, more Glam" on 'The New Republic', released on Metropolis Records on Friday, as Thomas Mark Anthony makes his case for being the genre's best lyricist, weaving grand themes of power, zealotry and corruption through complex rhyme and anthemic choruses, of which the album single, 'The Sin of the Sanctified', is also one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Stellar Knights, Filter, Para Lia, Massive Scar Era and Pyramaze.

Beastie's latest Rock Show, originally broadcast live at www.voodooradio.online at midday last Thursday, is today's Podcast Of The Day, 90 minutes of chelp, chunter and wonderful Rock music, featuring Deep Purple, Queensryche, Krokus, Jefferson Starship, Scarlet Rebels, The Cadillac Three (pictured) and more.

With this year's Reading Festival coincidentally ending today, BMG Records continue their new series of limited edition vinyl reissues and deluxe CDs from Slade, with the release of 'Beginnings' and 'Alive! At Reading' on Friday 15th September, of which their live Reading set opener, 'Take Me Bak 'Ome', is today's Video Of The Day. With a chart career that has spanned three decades, Slade have become a firm favourite in the hearts of Pop fans all over the world, with 'Beginnings' now released on limited edition transparent yellow and orange splatter vinyl, while 'Alive! At Reading', sees the full festival performance made available for the first time ever on vinyl. Originally released in 1969, 'Beginnings' is the debut album by Ambrose Slade, who later achieved fame as Slade, while 'Alive! At Reading', captures the band as last minute replacements for Ozzy Osbourne, delivering a sensational live performance to over 80,000 people.

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day, has another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues and Beyond Music and Less Chat, featuring new releases, classic tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks from Rich Wyman & Liza Needham, Bee, Lisa Ohlback, William J Laws jnr, Willie J Campbell, Jimmy Regal & The Royals (pictured), Tas Cru, Reverend Freakchild, Supertramp, Pomplamoose, The Hot Sardines, John Angus Band, The Nick Moss Band plus more.

Following its Summer recess, Solid Entertainments award winning Tuesday Blues at London's iconic 100 Club, kicks off again next month on 19th September, and today's six of the best 'Tuesday Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day include just some of the great artists taking part, including Brave Rival, Big River, Rob Tognoni, Layla Zoe, Vanja Sky and JFK Blue.

"That was it until Marsden got the nod from ‘de management’ to do an encore. One final anecdote as Bernie proudly announced it was his 35th wedding anniversary – and dedicated it to his wife and the geezer who played at his wedding – Gary Moore! That was it – the missing link. Not since the passing of Gary have I seen someone switch from Rock to Blues and vice-versa so easily during a set. I’ll admit ‘Walking By Myself’ brought a tear to my eye and was the icing on the cake – in my opinion the best set of the day." That was part of our take on Bernie Marsden's set at Ramblin' Man Fair in July 2015 (Video Of The Day), and yesterday Conquest Music very sadly issued a statement on behalf of the family of the 72 year-old ex-Whitesnake guitarist: "It is with deep sadness we announce the death of Bernie Marsden. Bernie died peacefully on Thursday evening with his wife, Fran, and daughters, Charlotte and Olivia, by his side. Bernie never lost his passion for music, writing and recording new songs until the end."

Ahead of his UK tour that begins next month alongside Phil Wilson on drums and Charlie Rachael Kay on bass, last month, resilient, London-based, Fedora-sportin’ British Blues-Rocker, Jack J Hutchinson, released his first single, ‘Constellations’, that hits you right from the get-go with Jack's powerful Rock guitar and his impassioned vocals, taken from his brand-new 10-track album, ‘Battles’, that's due out next year on Friday 9th February via Earache Digital Distribution, of which Hutchinson's single is also one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Justice Theory, Bloodred Hourglass, Crabe, Restless Spirit and Iron Allies.

With reviews and photos of both Days 2 and 3 still to come, today we not only complete our A New Day Festival Day 1 coverage with the rest of AJ's review, that took place at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, last Friday, but we also have some more great photos from Les Linyard, plus another Day 1 Video Of The Day from Nine Below Zero (pictured), performing Area Code 615's 'Stone Fox Chase', better known as the theme to the much missed The Old Grey Whistle Test!

With another Rock Revival show due to be broadcast tonight at 8pm UK time on Meridian FM, last week's show #16 is today's Podcast Of The Day, that saw WRC Award winning Jules and Bob with a playlist that included Vandenberg (pictured), Ronnie Romero, Elegant Weapons, Judas Priest, Asphalt Horsemen, Troy Redfern, Thieves Of Liberty, Electric Black, Quiet Riot, The Hot One Two, Feel, Freedom Hawk, The Band, Dokken, Blindstone, Brother Cane, Dio, The Record Company, The Who, Avenged Sevenfold, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Kendall Connection, Small Town Titans and Empyre.

With reviews and photos of both Days 2 and 3 to come, today we not only complete our A New Day Festival Day 1 coverage with AJ's review, that took place at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, last Friday, but we also give you a sneak preview of Day 2, with The Zac Schulze Gang's Video Of The Day of 'Wooly Bully'.