Last month, world record breaking Indie band, The Pocket Gods, released their new album. '1000x30 - Nobody Makes Money Anymore', a protest against the lack of fair royalties from music streaming services to artists, songwriters and performers, consisting of 1000 (yes you read that right!) songs, each around 30 seconds long, including their latest single, 'Noel Gallagher Is Jealous Of My Studio', which is one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from The Reconciled, Julia Gaeta, Jizzy Pearl's Love/Hate, Rabbit Trail and Night Crowned featuring Christian AElvestam.

Originally broadcast on Tuesday on Ridge Radio, listen again to today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day featuring Ann-Kristin Dørdal, McCabe Family, Brandon Maddox, Joel Brogon, Steven Garcia, The Winding Wheels, Vanessa Bourne, Rae Leigh, The Bellas, Justin Landers, Dove Ties (pictured), The Darren Holland Project, Dave Sheriff, Hayley McKay, Buddy Davis, The Modern Rogue, Jessica Ridley, Justin McGurk & Cara McGillion, Lily Grace, Luke Purdie, Mark Farrell, Paul Costa, Sonny Morgan, Tony Clarke, The Dungarees, Denny Davitt, Tim Dugger, Victoria Eman, Gulf Stream Riders, Taynee Lord & The Crookes, Barry Walsh and more.

Gifted with a multi-octave vocal range and also a multi-instrumentalist musician, John Sloman is a renaissance man with a singular musical vision brought to mesmeric life on his extraordinary new solo album, 'Two Rivers', due out on Friday 25th March, and his first single, 'This River Is A Time Machine', is today's Video Of The Day. Indeed, 'Two Rivers' is a distillation of Sloman’s eclectic musical progress from Lone Star to Uriah Heep, his adventures with UFO and The Gary Moore Band and his Todd Rundgren produced debut solo album 'Disappearances Can Be Deceptive'. In essence, 'Two Rivers' is a compelling cocktail of songwriting that blends crucial chapters of John’s life in song and verse, that documents John’s journey from his childhood home city of Cardiff to treading the well-beaten path to London and his encounters in the music business fronting major headline bands.

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, includingJose Ramirez, Dan Patlansky (pictured), Beth Hart, Walk That Walk, Automatic Slim, John Mayall, Bernard Allison, The 251s, Larry McCray, Peter Veteska & Blues Train, Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective, The Cinelli Brothers and many more.

Released yesterday, 'Lightning In A Bottle' by Find Me, the ongoing transatlantic collaboration between Swedish musician, songwriter and producer Daniel Flores (The Murder Of My Sweet) and American singer Robbie LaBlanc, sees the superduo deliver their fine fourth album, chock full of AOR anthems and classic melodic styles, of which the track, 'Survive', is one of today's six of the best 'Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further similarly timed releases from New Horizon, Radioactive, Rust N' Rage, Edge Of Forever and House Of Shakira.

Following the bands critically acclaimed 2018 debut album, 'Cascade into Chaos', British Rock heavyweights Leader of Down, who were the final band of Motörhead's late great Würzel, are ready to unleash their second album, 'The Screwtape Letters', on Friday 8th April, which includes 10 blockbusting tracks that will take no prisoners with their own brand of heavy Rock ‘n’ Roll, such as their first single, and today's Video Of The Day, 'Hitman', featuring special guest, long-term friend, ex Iron Maiden and current Lionheart guitarist, Dennis Stratton. Comprising of Matt Baker - vocals, Alex Ward - guitar, Tim Atkinson - bass and Daniel Akaoui - drums, they have headlined shows across Europe, as well as supporting the likes of Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons and Nitrogods, and this year are currently supporting Tank on their UK tour, before headlining next month's Heavy Metal Mayhem Festival in Saffron Walden, and have also been added to Leicester's HRH NWOCR in January next year.

Lane from Worldwide Panic joins today's The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, to talk about and play their new release, 'I Tried', plus there's new releases from Chemicide, Slasher Dave, Acid Witch, Goat Blood Fetish, Cam Cole, The Hellacopters, Dungeon Weed, Eyes of the Living, Brick By Brick, Smash Your Enemies, and some classics, by request, from Metallica, Six Feet Under, Jason Aaron Wood, Brutal Death Fuck, Chris Holmes, Morbid Angel, St. Madness and Pelvic Meatloaf!

Having just announced a string of dates across their home state of Kentucky, Tennesse, West Virginia, Indiana and Ohio, Louisville's Wyld Ryde bring Hard Rock and Heavy Metal into the new era with great hooks, arrangements and a heavy, razor sharp modern edge, and their title track from their latest EP, 'Gasoline Alley', is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from BillyBio, Stellagen, Lost Reflection, The Pauline Principle and Aztlan.

Seth Walker's eleventh album, 'I Hope I Know', will be released on Friday 20th May on Royal Potato Family, and the album opener and first single, 'The Future Ain't What It Used To Be', is today's Video Of The Day, with Seth due to support the album with a U.S. tour beginning in May. It's the North Carolina-based singer/songwriter's third studio collaboration with producer Jano Rix, and each song on the ten track collection shines with what many have come to love about Walker and his soulful Americana: diverse influences, contemplative lyrics, that signature blue tone on the guitar, and movement both geographic and spiritual.

Exactly two years ago to this day, we were lucky enough to chat to Danny Vaughn in London, which is today's Podcast Of The Day, a pre-pandemic interview where we discussed Tyketto, Waysted, his acclaimed solo album 'Myths, Legends & Lies' plus of course how Snake Oil & Harmony came to be.

Following its launch party last Saturday at London's Cavern in Raynes Park, on Monday, Born Healer released their new album, 'Herbs, Roots, Barks, Etc.', the first album from Helen Turner, Iain Black and Marek Funkas since 2016’s ‘Til The Dawn', and the first featuring Steve Weaver on drums, comprising of ten soulful, heavy, groovy, bluesy, rockin' songs, of which, 'These Blues', is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from The Bloody Nerve, Turbo Lovers, Rodney Cromwell, The Daydream District and ObsElite.

Only eight days into March, and it has already been a busy month for Bristol-based, multi-award-winning, genre-crossing, Elles Bailey, following a UK Record Store tour, plus hosting the Planet Rock Blues Brunch last Sunday, and last night, to celebrate the launch of her latest album, ‘Shining in the Half Light’, that had reached #11 in the UK Top-20 album midweek charts, Elles performed with her full band at London Bridge's OMeara, with support from Simeon Hammond Dallas, and with a review and more photos to come, check out today's Video Of The Day.