"This is a great EP and well worth a listen - or two or three listens and so on, as one listen will certainly not be enough. Adam’s talent is growing and Less Than Hollow is certainly one to look out for. I am really looking forward to the live shows, but in the meantime, I certainly recommend checking out the new EP - ‘2021’." Today read Chris Bourlet's complete take on Less Than Hollow's new '2021' EP, which is due to be released this Friday 10th December, of which Chris's favourite ear-worm track, 'Disappointed', is today's Video Of The Day.

Today, Hats Off Gentleman It's Adequate & London Prog Gigs Present Prog The Forest '21, raising funds to protect the rainforests at the Fiddler's Elbow in London NW5, from 1.45pm, with tickets available on the door to see The Far Meadow, Hats Off Gentleman It's Adequate, Codices, Warmrain, Jo Quail and Soft Machine's John Etheridge, all of whom contribute to today's six of the best Prog The Forest Rocks! Tracks Of The Day.

Following their 2017 debut, 'Purge & Reset', Canadian thrashers Tymo will be unleashing their new album, 'The Art Of A Maniac', this coming February 2022, nine high-velocity moshing bangers that includes their 2020 single, 'Sanity Clause', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Urferd, Dinnamarque, Seventh Dimension, Fugatta and Dethonator.

Next in our 2021 WRC Awards, we turn our attention, thankfully, to our nominees in the Best Festival category, which makes a welcome return following Lockdown last year, namely last month's Great Yarmouth's Hard Rock Hell XIV, both Dorset's Camp Bestival and Derbyshire's Bloodstock (pictured) that took place in August, plus Faversham's A New Day, that also took place in August, of which some interviews form today's Podcast Of The Day. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

Tonight, Bad Touch complete their “Better Late Than Never” November and December UK tour at Leo's Red Lion in Gravesend, Kent, and not only is today's Video Of the Day their recentawesome cover of Edwin Starr’s Soul classic, 'Twenty-Five Miles', but courtesy of Bruce Biege, we also have a Photo Gallery below from Wednesday's gig at The Joiners in Southampton, that included special guests Midlands rockers Piston plus Laurence Henderson.

Taken from their, 'The Golden Hour' EP, self-released on Monday, 'Chase The Light' is not only the latest single from dreamy indietronic artist Collect Call, the solo project of Brighton based Joseph Thorpe, but it's also one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from No Saviors, Adrian Snell, Groom Epoch, Seas On The Moon and Farewell To Fear.

"Going home, I sat on the tube and heard an older couple cooing about what a great gig they had been to a younger couple, and that they should really check out the band "Sweet”. I couldn’t resist but join in and show off my pictures from the photography pit (and, in the continuing theme of things not going to plan, I missed my stop). And there in a nutshell is what you get with this band: the atmosphere to spread joy and the lasting ability to entertain." Ivan De Mello caught The Sweet’s “Hellraiser” November and December UK Tour, with special guests Matt Pearce, of the Mutiny fame, alongside Daliah Sherrington, last Sunday at London's Islington Assembly Hall, so check out both Ivan's review and photos below plus Simon Green's photos and his Video Of The Day.

Today we focus on the nominees in our Best Podcast category in our 2021 WRC Awards, which includes Blues On The Radio, The Zach Moonshine Show, Pete Feenstra's Rock & Blues Show and, last but not least, The Blues Club Podcast, of which Jim's latest show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Joe Bonamassa, The Marcus King Band, ED Brayshaw, Dave Hunt, Starlite Campbell Band, Brother Strut, The Hitman Blues Band, Olivia Stevens, Hanna PK, Bernie Marsden, Jethro Tull (pictured), Whitey Somers, Roy Buchanan, Stone Foundation and many more. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

Following the release of his critically acclaimed debut album, 'Child Of The State', Ayron Jones' rescheduled debut UK show takes place at Hoxton Square's, Colours, in London tonight, and his latest single, ‘Supercharged’, is today's Video Of The Day. The album also features his hit US single ‘Mercy’ and continues to garner praise in the Rock community and beyond. Initially gaining traction locally in Seattle as an independent artist, Jones has truly become part of the fabric of his musical origins and recently opened as a special guest for The Rolling Stones after a hugely successful US headline tour.

Today's WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Podcast Of The Day, originally broadcast in August 2017, includes live music and chat from At The Sun (pictured) plus tracks from fellow award winners Monster Truck, Queens Of The Stone Age, AC/DC and more.

Our 2021 WRC Awards continue with today's 'six of the best tracks' taken from the nominees in our Best Reviewed Album category, namely The Outlaw Orchestra ('Powercut' pictured), Joanne Shaw Taylor ('The Blues Album'), Brian Setzer ('Gotta Have The Rumble'), Ajay Srivastav ('Powerless'), Wily Bo Walker ('Tales Of The Mescan Canyon Trobadours') and Zed Mitchell ('Route 69'). Simply choose your favourite(s) below/here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed - so there!

"There were a number of factors that contributed to make this a memorable night: having played the band’s last two albums, ‘Last Night On The Highway’ and ‘Shine a Light on Me Brother’ to death, it was a case of keenly anticipating hearing favourite songs played live; it was also my first live post lockdown gig. Thankfully, rather than burst any anticipatory bubble, the band far exceeded any expectations." It's obviously been well worth waiting for, so today read Simon Green's complete take on Robert Jon & The Wreck's The 100 Club gig in London, that took place towards the end of September, supported by Troy Redfern, plus also check out our Video Of The Day.