Best known as front man and founding member of Canada's Juno award winning supergroup, Prism, Al Harlow delivered ten powerful new originals on his latest album,' Al Harlow - NOW!', that was released on Valentine's Day, with contributions from a who’s who of Canadian talent, such as the thunderous radio Rock opener, 'Let It Go', featuring a stinging lead guitar from guest star Sean Kelly of Nelly Furtado, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from The Beast Of England, Ecorse Creek Orchestra, Rebel Priest, London Plane and One From The North.

"It’s high octane, frenetically powerful stuff that gets the pulses racing from track one, an outstanding cover of Sam and Dave’s 'Hold On (I’m comin’)' that epitomises their sound, displaying an urgent New Wave style high energy with full on guitar riffing and power chords abounding." That was part of our take on The Bad Day Blues Band album, 'Table By the Wall', released in February last year, so when we recently got a tweet from the guys asking, "Hey heard the new track yet? It kicks ass…", how could we resist featuring 'When The Cage Comes Down', taken from their new album, 'The Bad Day', out next month, as today's Video Of The Day, plus plugging their album launch party at Camden's The Black Heart in London (pictured) on Friday 15th July.

Originally broadcast on Friday night, today's Rock Vault 107 Podcast Of The Day includes music from The Doors, Leaf Hound (pictured), April Wine, Alamo and loads more. Indeed, you can listen live to Jules and Bob every Friday night at 8pm on 107 Meridian FM. Taking you back in time, they'll bring you tracks that you may know and some you may not, plus they always feature a special year.

""If the queues for merchandising are anything to go by, then the band definitely had a great night. It might have been a damp Sunday night in Islington, but I don’t think that anyone leaving the venue, even noticed.Once again, Robert Jon And The Wreck proved that they are a band that punches way above their weight.Catch them wherever you can. You will not be disappointed!"" One of the finalists in our Best Blues category in our 2021 WRC Awards, Southern Californian Rock outfit Robert Jon & The Wreck have returned to the UK for a 12-date UK tour that finishes this Friday at Southampton's The Brook, so today read Tim Russell's complete take from last Sunday night's The Garage gig at Highbury Corner, London, supported by Laura Evans, plus also check out Tim's great photos and our Video Of The Day of the encore, 'Cold Night'.

Formed in 2015 in Greensboro, North Carolina, Old Heavy Hands forge a compelling brand of heartfelt Southern Rock informed as much by the Muscle Shoals tradition as the DIY Punk Rock of their youth, and not only have they just recorded their latest album, 'Small Fires', but they have also launched a Pilsner beer of the same name, to coincide with the release of their first single from the album, 'Runaround', a product of incredible suffering, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Laura Evans, Prehistoric Animals, Panjoma, The Now and Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse.

Terry Butler joins today's latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, to play and talk about his new band, Left To Die, his other bands, Obituary and Inhuman Condition, and his former bands, Death, Massacre and Six Feet Under, plus there are also tracks from The Black Dahlia Murder, Malevolent Creation, Gruesome, Rebirth and First World Appetite.

With a gig already lined up at London's iconic The Half Moon in Putney on Thursday 1st September, David Sinclair Four will release two singles, 'Won't Be Divided' and 'Bye Bye Johnny' this Friday 20th May, from their forthcoming album, 'Apropos Blues', due to be released also in September, of which both singles are included in today's Tuesday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, complemented by four further new and recent releases from Pyramid, S. F. Incorporated, Two Ton Memory and Drowned.

Congratulations not only to Emma Wilson (Video Of The Day) who walked away with Emerging Blues Artist Of The Year at the 2022 UKBlues Awards held at London's Powerhaus in Camden on Sunday night, but also coincidentally to Tuesday Blues at The 100 Club (pictured), where we saw Emma performing so memorably last month, who won Best Blues Club/Venue Of The Year, with the other outstanding winners being: Christone "Kingfish" Ingram (International Blues Artist of the Year), When Rivers Meet (Blues Album Of The Year/Blues Band Of The Year), Alan Pearce (Blues Unsung Hero Award), Cerys Matthews (Blues Based Broadcaster of the Year), Grace Bond (Blues Vocalist of the Year), Carlisle Blues Rock Festival (Blues Based Festival of the Year), Dom Martin (Acoustic Blues Artist of the Year/Blues Instrumentalist of the Year), Bob Salmons aka Robert Hokum (Blues Unsung Hero Award) and Connor Selby (Young Blues Artist of the Year). Well done one and all.

On today's Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day there's a couple of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac tracks in anticipation of The Supernatural's show tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, three IBBA picks of the month from Dom Martin (pictured), Ian Siegal and Travellin' Blue Kings, then the rest of the show is crammed with new releases from Dana Fuchs, The Wilson Brothers, Delbert McClinton, Jim Dan Dee, Ben Hemming, Juke Joint Jonny Rizzo, Gary Cain, Bonnie Raitt, Charlie Musselwhite and Matt Pearce & The Mutiny.

Flying the flag as one of the best emerging Heavy Doom bands, and with smoke swirling around some very cool stoner flourishes, at the end of last month, Stoned Rocka's very own Son Of Boar, released today's live-in-the-studio Video Of The Day of their latest dark, doomy and heavy tune, 'Darkest Light', a tease of what's to come on their yet to be recorded second album. Surging forward with their tusks up following last year's superb self-titled debut album, it's one of their favourite songs from their latest batch, and despite all that 2020 brought with it, the band consisting of Gareth Bates - bass, Lyndon Birchall - guitar, Luke Doran - drums, Luke Oliver - vocals and Adam Waddell - guitar, remain undeterred as they stomp their way to the forefront with the heaviest of riffs, dopest of grooves and the confidence and swagger of the heavy beast that they are.

With numerous solo offerings and stints with Rainbow, MSG, Alcatrazz and Impellitteri, proving that he is one of the finest Rock singers and songwriters of any generation, Graham Bonnet has written and recorded some of the best music of his career since hitting his 70s, and last Friday he released his third Graham Bonnet Band outing, 'Day Out In Nowhere', that sees guest performance and co-writing appearances from Jeff Loomis (Arch Enemy), John Tempesta (The Cult), Mike Tempesta (Powerman 5000), Roy Z (Halford) and Don Airey (Deep Purple), plus his regular bandmates, Beth-Ami Heavenstone (bass) and Conrado Pesinato (guitar), along with keyboardist Alessandro Bertoni and drummer Shane Gaalaas, of which the album track, 'Imposter', is also one of today's six of the best 'Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by three similarly timed Frontiers releases from Skills, The Big Deal and Zero Hour, plus two further new and recent releases from Beauty In Chaos featuring Tish Ciravolo and Elliott's Keep.

We saw the awesome Black Orchid Empire headline at Camden's Monarch in London, way back in early February 2017, and today's Podcast Of The Day is our interview with New Zealander Dave Ferguson (bass/vocals), American Billy Freedom (drums) and Brit Paul Visser (vocals/guitar) backstage beforehand. Described as Hard Rock with a soft underbelly, the interview went so well, and long, that we split it into two episodes - this being the first part where the guys told us about life before BOE, life with BOE, their musical influences, the making of 'Archetype' and Emergenza 2013.