From the Americana-leaning tendencies of early efforts, to the full-blown Rock swagger of their recent works, The Great Affairs, with fresh blood in their ranks, set out to prove they still have a few tricks up their sleeve, with the follow up to 2020’s ‘Everybody Moves, Nobody Gets Hurt’, and their latest offering, ’Sleepwalker’, due out on Friday 13th October, featuring ten tracks that showcase both a love of loud guitars plus big drums, and an obvious knack for crafting hooks that are hard to shake, such as the album track, 'Fever Breaks', that's also one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Sabatta, Pyramid, Blade, San Tropez and Primordial.

Released earlier this month on all music platforms, '777' is the new album from French outfit, Red Dust, taking root in the Stoner universe, it's an opus that offers a mixture of heavy, catchy riffs and groovy rhythms, of which their energetic and dark single, 'Middle of Nowhere', perfectly reflects the mood of the EP, and is today's Video Of The Day. With Rock, Metal and Stoner sounds, the guitars roar with striking intensity, led by incendiary solos plus powerful and melodic vocals, creating an aggressive and heavy atmosphere that will delight fans of all genres.

Ahead of celebrating the release of one of the most anticipated albums of the year, with four newly-announced tour dates next month in New York, Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and Nashville, last Friday, Grammy-winning American Country duo Brothers Osborne not only released their eponymous fourth studio album, but also shared today's Video Of The Day for their chart-climbing current single, 'Nobody's Nobody'. Indeed, John and TJ co-wrote every song on the album, and last week, Brothers Osborne, the reigning and five-time winners of CMA Vocal Duo of the Year, were nominated again in this category, and have six CMA awards in total.

The front man and flute player for the 70’s cult band Stackridge, who appeared regularly on The Old Grey Whistle Test, Mutter Slater reflects his primary interest in 60’s American Blues, Soul and R’ n ’B on his band's latest album, 'The Masquerade', released via Throughbred Music, with its superb eclectic repertoire of Blues/Soul/Country inspired originals, played with pride and passion, such as the excellent single, 'Let's Call It A Draw', one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Lansdowne, The Caughtery, Rebel Priest, George Sanders And The Parallels and The Heathen Scÿthe.

On today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist, there's music from Cotter Hill, Ricky Fitzgerald, Wolfe Milestone, Barry Doyle, Rae Leigh (pictured), Effie Neill, Pete Briley, Sharon Marie White, Josh Beddis, Geri Kane, Lonely Lost Boy, Danni Stefanetti, Harper Grace, William Wallace Band, Leif Shively Band, Sonny Morgan, Anita Spring, Allan Caswell, Donna Fisk, Chris Melanson, Jake Williams, James Lee Band, Noel Boland, The Wanted Sisters, Ewelina Borkowska, Zoee, Alice Benfer, Alan Jackson, Duet with Jimmy Buffett, Ceol, plus many more.

Always receptive to singers who can elevate his emotive guitar touch, 78-year-old Procol Harum legend Robin Trower returns with a stunningly smouldering new album, ‘Joyful Sky’, featuring powerhouse vocalist, Sari Schorr, due to be released on Friday 27th October via Provogue/Mascot Label Group, of which the opening track, 'Burn', is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Asteroid Witch, Cantervice, Anuseye, Doom 'An Blue and PreHistoric Animals.

Today's latest 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 Bluesshack, Brother Strut & Dirty Strut, Thomas Atlas, Average White Band, Brothers Groove, Steffen Morrison, Irma Thomas, Born Healer, John Alexander, Steve Baker, Chickenbone Slim, Laurence Jones (pictured), Little G Weevil, plus many more.

For fans of Toundra, Russian Circles and Porcupine Tree, earlier this year, Swiss based Post-Rock/Post-Metal/Prog quartet, Car Crash Weather, released their new sophomore album, 'Terra Nostra', of which their single, 'The Servant', is today's Video Of The Day. Originally starting out as a nameless, irregular and loose jam session, the band share a love for the melancholic, massive, fragile, haunting and moving elements of a composition, and this latest concept album, describing the human interaction with each other and with nature, follows on five years after their debut album, 'Secondary Drowning'.

With their their debut EP, 'A Place Like No Other', planned for release on Friday 6th October, at the beginning of this month, Norwich based Pop/Punk fused alternative rockers, Read The Room, gave us a little taste of things to come, with the release of their debut single, 'Jade', today's Video Of The Day that delivers infectious hook-lines and will resonate with fans of Paramore, Fall Out Boy and Pale Waves. Within a short space of time, this emerging and self-releasing five-piece outfit, with a sprinkle of humour, are fast gaining recognition for their energetic live shows and for their commercially-edged sound that draws influences from heavyweights such as Biffy Clyro, Don Broco and Blink 182.

Today, Swedish Progressive Metal masters Seventh Wonder release reissues of their long-out-of-print first four studio albums: 'Become', 'Waiting In The Wings' (pictured), 'Mercy Falls' and 'The Great Escape', all with new liner notes, thanks to bass guitarist Andreas Blomqvist, of which the respective seminal album opening tracks form part of today's six of the best 'Seventh Wonder Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by one other similarly timed Frontiers release from Ronnie Romero, plus one further track from Empire De Mu.

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 Sons of Liberty, Wayward Sons (pictured), The Dust Coda, Status Quo, The Definitive, The Black Crowes, Bad Touch, Budgie, Kardinal X, Blue Eyed Giants, The Black Shucks, Aerosmith, The Winery Dogs, Iron Maiden, Wings of Steel, Rival Sons, Palace Of The King, Lynch Mob, Steppenwolf, Wild Angels, Waking The Angels, Greta Van Fleet and Soen.

Further to Tim Russell's take yesterday on A Sunday In September, an all-day festival that took place last weekend at London's The Bedford in Balham, featuring the best in modern Progressive Rock music, today Chris Griffith's focuses on just one of the band's that took part, namely Poly-Math, so check out not only Chris's review and photos, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of 'Velociter', the third single from their latest album, 'Zenith'.