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  • Simply Destiny 25/2/22

    Originally broadcast on Tuesday afternoon on Ridge Radio, listen again to today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day featuring Louise Parker, Big Sky Mountain, Sam Hawksley, Stevie McVeigh, Brendan McMahon, Piper Butcher, Tommy Atkins, Destiny Band Oz (pictured), Ron Christopher, Steve Farlow & Alastair Coyles, Cliona Hagan, Colin Harney, Elvie Shane, Don Farris, Inge Augustin, The Cartwheels, Jamesy O'Kane, Jamie Donnelly, Katelyn Molloy, Maria Doherty, Nicola O'Haire, Thomas Ahlberg, Martyn Cosgrave, Shaza Leigh, Sons Of Atticus, Tex Perkins, Steve Markwardt, The Miners, Peggie Nora/Dennis Ledbetter, Audrey Tucker, Stacey Z and more.

  • King King's Damn Truth 25/2/22

    Last night at Camden's Electric Ballroom, after what has seemed like an eternity, London King King fans finally got to see their award-winning Blues Rock outfit plus their new line-up, on the final night of this current UK tour, with support from The Damn Truth, the critically acclaimed Montreal-based four-piece Rock band, and with a review and more photos to come, please check out today's Video Of The Day. Back in November 2020, King King released their 10-track fifth studio album, 'Maverick', featuring Alan Nimmo (vocals/guitar), Stevie Nimmo (guitar), Jonny Dyke (organ/piano), Zander Greenshields (bass) and Andrew Scott (drums), whilst following last year’s third studio album, 'Now or Nowhere', The Damn Truth, comprising of PY Letellier (bass), Dave Traina (drums), Lee-La Baum (lead vocals, guitar) and Tom Shemer (guitar), are currently on a 13-date UK tour, both supporting King King and headlining in their own right, which ends tonight at Southampton's The 1865.

  • Watain Interview 24/2/22

    Erik Danielsson from Watain joins today's The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, to play and talk about their new release, 'The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain', plus there's new releases from Behemoth, Black Altar, Vulture Lord, Goat Blood Fetish, Midnite Hellion, Ghost In The Atlantic, Testimony of Apocalypse, Snipers of Babel, and some classics, by request, from Carpathian Forest, Empyrean Fire, Acid Bath, Goatwhore, Gravehuffer, Brutal Death Fuck, Pantera, Metallica, Slayer, St. Madness, Ghost, AC/DC, Warlock and Metal Church.

  • Thursday Rocks! 24/2/22

    From the band whose landmark album, 'Walking With Strangers', has been called the "Sgt. Peppers of Dark Wave", comes The Birthday Massacre's 12th release and most intimate offering to date, 'Fascination', at once the most fully realised album, with the bands signature blend of haunting vocals, captivating electronica, aggressive guitars and their most accessible, of which, taken from the album, 'Cold Lights', is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Vonamor, Midnight, Askvader, Becko and Terrorform.

  • Memento Mori 24/2/22

    Released on New Year's Eve, 'Memento Mori' saw Feuerschwanz finally make their step away from the simpler humour of earlier days, to one of the most important bands in German Folk-Rock, with the outfit recently releasing their seventh video, the album closer, 'Skaldenmet',which is today's Video Of The Day. Recorded during their album release livestream, the success of 'Memento Mori' has resulted in the band's seventh consecutive week on the official German album charts, following a chart entry at #1! With chanting violin playing, the 40-minute adventure begins with its eponymous opener, a Melodic Rock anthem with a well-known medieval character, a blazing guitar riff and life-affirming lyrics, and ends in this crowning finale with its proudly advancing bass.

  • Gary Brooker 23/2/22

    "So, after taking us on a stunning journey as dusk arrived through the likes of opener ‘Shine on Brightly’, ‘Pandora's Box’, ‘Conquistador, A Salty Dog’ and ‘Homburg’ there was just one song left. Finally the band hit on the familiar chords of ‘A Whiter Shade of Pale’, one of the most recognisable, most majestic and surely one of the most beautiful songs of the late 60’s. A powerful end to a magnificent performance." Today's Video Of The Day takes us back to July 2016 at Mote Park's Ramblin' Man Fair, on a beautiful Summer's evening, and is dedicated to Procol Harum frontman Gary Brooker, following yesterday's very sad news that Gary, who co-wrote and sang the band’s 1967 classic 'A Whiter Shade of Pale', has died after a battle with cancer at the age of 76.

  • Rock & Blues Rumble 23/2/22

    WRC award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's latest Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Mike Zito (pictured), Bernard Allison, Wily Bo Walker & ED Brayshaw, Michael Katon, Micki Free, Charley Crockett, Blue Rumble, Jack J Hutchinson, James Oliver, Christone Kingfish Ingram, Rick Knapp, Nick Nation, Brigitte Purdy, Trev Turley, Tas Cru, The Smokin Joe Kubek Band with Bnois King, Slithey Tove and many more.

  • Wednesday Rocks! 23/2/22

    Melodic, maybe a little vintage here and there, straightforward and a bit dirty, but all in all, good old Classic Rock music - that's a rough description of German band, Andy Rocks, featuring Black Daffodils singer Andrea Weiss, with their clear structures, catchy melodies and soulful guitar licks booming through loud and clear on their latest album, 'Look At What We've Done', of which the title track is one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Gravelle/Perinbam, Richard Evans, Fight The Fade, Turbo Lovers and Chugger.

  • Jack J Hutchinson At TNMC Tonite! 22/2/22

    Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day is topped and tailed by Jack J Hutchinson (pictured), ahead of his appearance tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, plus there's new music from Bernard Allison, Duke Robillard, John Mayall, Reddog & Friends, The Love Light Orchestra, Dust Radio, The Sully Band, Peter Veteska, The Cinelli Brothers, Scott Ramminger, Karl Stoll and The Danger Zone, Elles Bailey and Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse.

  • JD Simo Album Review 22/2/22

    "The more I play it the more I love it! This essential Blues album, which was written during the time of Covid lockdown, brings you songs of life, the difficult direction it can sometimes travel in and shows that with acceptance of circumstance and positivity, you can grow within it." Check out below both Di Foxy's complete take on J D Simo's latest album, 'Mind Control', plus watch today's Video Of The Day of 'That's When You Know That You're Down'.

  • Tuesday Rocks! 22/2/22

    For fans of Korn and InFlames, Maltese/Slovenian 5-piece Metalcore/Numetalcore outfit, Decline The Fall, were formed in 2015, and they have supported legends such as Lacuna Coil, Rotting Christ and Mayhem, with their first album, 'Our Own Demise', being released in 2020 plus another planned for next year, they're latest heavy offering, 'Sinister', is one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Gunash, Jamart, 22 Oceans, Midnite Hellion and Signal Collapse.

  • Inglorious Get Rockmantic! 21/2/22

    Six years ago to this day, we were at Inglorious's official UK album launch at London’'s Islington Assembly Hall, and with the band due to headline Rockmantic Lincoln over the weekend of the 19th and 20th of August, for today's Podcast Of The Day we turn the clock back to July 2019 and Ramblin' Man Fair, where we interviewed vocalist Nathan James, lead guitarist Danny Dea Cruz and second guitarist Dan Stevens, after their Main Stage set.

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