At the end of last month, New York City based international Punk-crooner-noir band, Mad Meg, released their new single, 'Beyond Repair', which is also today's Video Of The Day and has to be seen to be believed! In the video, lead singer Ilya Popenko is unable to move on his own and relies on strangers to carry him through his day. Meanwhile the rest of the band delivers a dramatic and humorous performance of the song, influenced by musical theatre as well as Post-Punk. This is the first of several releases Mad Meg has slated for this year, that will be followed by the release of their new album, 'Who Deserves Balloons and Medals?'

Connor Selby opens and closes this week's Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day, ahead of his show tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, plus there's new releases from James Oliver, Billy Truitt, Rebecca Downes, Oliver Darling, Stevie Watts Organ Trio, Larkin Poe, Will Jacobs, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram (pictured) & Big K.R.I.T., Alice Armstrong & Matt Long, Jana Varga and Sunjay.

For fans of Stillwater, Blackberry Smoke, Rival Sons and The Black Crowes, and possessing a sound tapped from the oaken belly of a whiskey barrel, Toronto four-piece Roots/Blues Rock band, The Commoners, release their brand-new album, 'Find A Better Way', via Gypsy Soul Records on Friday 4th November, and the band recently released their third single and title track from the album, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from All For Metal, Aeveris, Young Medicine, Hellrazor and Smashed Gladys.

The woman who really does call the road home, Elles Bailey recently announced her 18-date 2023 headline UK tour, that stops off at London's Lafayette on Saturday 1st April, and after her amazing Blues stage set at Ramblin' Man Fair back in July 2019, we had the pleasure of interviewing Britain's very own Queen of the Blues, which is today's Podcast Of The Day. Indeed, since Elles hit the scene, this Bristol-based, multi-award-winning, genre-crossing performer, has built an enviable reputation as a live-touring artist and champion of live music, as well as recording hit albums, EPs and singles.

Today, not only do we have John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's excellent Photo Gallery of Sittingbourne's Bournefest, that took place last Saturday, including Aynsley Lister, Mississippi MacDonald, Robert J Hunter, Tom Killner (pictured) and McHale's Permanent Brew ('Angel On My Shoulder' Video Of The Day), but we also have the final part of Ivan De Mello's review of A Sunday In September, an all-day festival that took place at London's The Bedford in Balham, featuring the best in modern Progressive Rock music including Pearl Handled Revolver, Lesoir, The Gift, Downriver Dead Men Go and EBB, to complement another superb Photo Gallery, this time from Robert Edmond.

With the Southern Rock band due to return for a UK tour in February next year, and following the release at the end of last month of their latest studio album, 'Wreckage Vol. 2', on Blues-Rocker Joe Bonamassa’s KTBA Records label, Robert Jon & The Wreck's sentimental song, 'Dark Roses', one of ten tracks taken from this collection of exclusive in-studio and live concert performances, and written about the real-life loss of a friend who was close to the band, is also one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Xluciferlux/Nxxses, RivetSkull, RT-Zed, Black Market Karma and The Vendettas.

For fans of Cochise, Hunter, Carrion and Totentanz, Polish Metal trio Afterload, consisting of Kamil Tynecki - vocals and guitar, Piotr “Toper” Torbicz - bass and Michał Żardecki - drums, recently released their latest single, 'From The Ashes', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Starry Skies, Midnight Fracture, Tizane, Motive Black and Hugh Cornwell.

A Summer tour that has already taken her to England, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Belgium and Scotland - where she was the first female artist to headline the Wildfire Festival, Blues Rock singer and songwriter Sari Schorr's Back to LA 2022 Tour (part 2) continues into this Autumn, and today not only do we have John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's brilliant photo gallery of her Sutton Boom Boom gig from last Friday, but we also have a recording of 'Black Betty' taken on the night, that's today's Video Of The Day.

Re-imagined, re-recorded and re-born, ground-breaking New Wave of British Heavy Metal outfit, Diamond Head, celebrated 40 years of their genre-defining debut album, 'Lightning To The Nations', at the end of last month, by releasing a vinyl version of this ultimate album, featuring not only the original album but also previously unheard alternative mixes of classic cuts, and for today's Podcast Of The Day we go back to the band's gig at London's O2 Academy Islington in December 2017, when we had the pleasure of interviewing guitarist and all-round nice guy Brian Tatler prior to their set.

"Transitioning through many line-ups, the one constant being the ever smiling and effervescent Mick Box (lead guitar), Heep sound as great as they ever did with the current line up, Box, Phil Lanzon (keyboards) and Bernie Shaw (lead vocals) who joined the fray in 1986, plus latter-day insurgents Russell Gilbrook (drums, percussion, 2007) and Dave Rimmer (bass, 2013), keeping the audience enthralled from start to finish." Celebrating 50 years of Uriah Heep with both an acoustic and Rock set at London's prestigious Palladium last Wednesday night, check out today not only Les Linyard's superb take on the night, but also check out Les's amazing photos plus our 'Free Me' Video Of The Day.

Don't forget to check out our forthcoming gig calendar here at https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/gig-calendar-wrinklystock for up and coming gigs from Born Healer (pictured), Jack J Hutchinson and Catfish, as today's Podcast Of The Day goes back exactly six years to this day, with the WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge radio show's live broadcast, that looked back at those very same bands who performed at Gravesend's 4th BluesRockFest, held at Leo's Red Lion, together with Blacktop Deluxe, Red Butler, Robin Bibi, The Mentulls and Stevie Nimmo, plus interviews with some of the acts.

After the melancholy Glam Blues of their previous single, ‘No More Good News’, the title track of their forthcoming debut album, London based JoJo & the Teeth are not only currently collaborating with Eater main man Andy Blade and opening for Dinosaur Jr. at Hull’s Asylum on Thursday 13th October, but on Friday 21st October they will also be releasing their third single ‘My Babe’ , a Glam Rock punch of solid gold, in your teeth, foot stomping, sing along, Pop Rock, that's also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Rolla, TJ Walker, InComing Days, Frenchy And The Punk and San Quentin.