For some, Russell Keefe may be better known as the keyboard player and joint lead vocalist of Slade, but make no doubt about it, Russell is a phenomenal keyboard and vocalist in his own right, as demonstrated on his solo project, TBelly, and their forthcoming album, 'I Never Want To See Me Again', out on Friday 8th October. On today's Covid friendly Zoom chat Video Of The Day, (which we naturally would have preferred to have over a pint), watch as we dip in and out of some of the album's striking singles and talk about, amongst other things, the album, Deep Purple, Covid-19, Louis Armstrong, Dennis Dunaway, Made In Chelsea, The Pretty Things, videos, Slade, Brighton, Les McKeown, football, Ten Years After, future gigs and much much more.

Exactly five years ago today, our WRC BluesRockFest took place at Leo's Red Lion, Gravesend, and the night before, The Marshman kindly gave a rundown of all the bands that were playing on his Blues On The Marsh radio show, which is today's Podcast Of The Day. Also aired on that show were tracks from Katie Bradley, Charlotte Marshall and The 45s, 55 Rose Street, Bobby Rush, Lurrie Bell , Phil Bee's Freedom, Elles Bailey, Lucy Hammond, Stevie Smith's Sin House and a birthday celebration of 82 years for Larfin' Len!

Delivering the hooks, thrills and chills, signalling a band on the brink of something huge, newcomers to the Roulette media stable, White Raven Down, today release, ‘Roll of the Dice’, ahead of not only their debut album, 'Don’t Shoot the Messenger', on Friday 8th April next year, but also a gig at London's The Grace this Sunday, of which the new single is also one of today's 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Pas Musique, Ground Force, Dan Jones, Indigo Raven and Gus G.

Signum Draconis' Heavy Metal opera of 'Inferno', from 'The Divine Comedy' written by Dante Alighieri, is due to be released on Friday 12th November, featuring 17 songs by the band, including 'Gate of Hell (Arrival of Charon)', which is also one of today's 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Beyond The Grey, Ghosts Of Sunset, Nick Hudson, Next Stop Olympus and We All Die.

Following the release of his latest full-on electric studio Rock album, 'Surrender of Silence', last night we attended legendary guitarist Steve Hackett's third and final night at The London Palladium on his 'Seconds Out + More' UK tour, and consequently, today's Video Of The Day is his latest single, ‘Scorched Earth’. Indeed, Steve once again called upon his regular touring band, including the wonderful Amanda Lehmann, as he opened with a quintet of solo album tracks, taken from his new album, 'Spectral Mornings' and 'Voyage Of The Acolyte', before of course 'Seconds Out', the live and last Genesis album to feature Hackett.

For today's Podcast Of The Day, we go back to London's 229 The Venue in March 2018, when we not only managed to present IT with their fully deserved 2017 WRC Best Prog Performance award, but we also managed to do a quick interview with Nick Jackson (vocals and guitar) and Andy Rowberry (lead guitar) after their soundcheck.

Today's powerful, anthemic, instant-classic, Video Of The Day of 'Kill The Noise', from iconic Rock band Papa Roach, is the second track to be taken from their forthcoming album, and follows hot on the heels of their genre-bending banger of a single, 'Swerve', featuring Jason Aalon Butler (Fever 333) and Sueco. Their latest single is a powerful example of heavy riffs and emotional lyrics, driven by singer Jacoby Shaddix’s ongoing mission to help anyone overcome mental struggles and anxieties, as the video, directed by Bryson Roatch, takes you on a journey of escaping the confines of your own mind through a raw and energetic performance.

Jason from Becoming joins today's Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to play and talk about the band, plus there's new releases from Metallica, Sorcerer, Unleashed, Exodus, Behemoth, Hyperboreus, The Troops of Doom, Snipers Of Babel, Aeon, Thunraz and some classics, by request, from Meshuggah, Slayer, Anthrax, Brutal Death Fuck, Warbringer, Forbidden, Death, Pantera and Sepultura.

Bristol-based, multi-award-winning, genre-crossing, Elles Bailey, recently released, ‘Cheats and Liars’, written with Ashton Tucker, and it's the very first single to drop from her forthcoming album, ‘Shining in the Half Light’, due for release early next year, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks of The Day, complemented by both new and recent releases from Molybaron, Cravism x Maya Diegel, Carl Sentance, Little Finger and Bastette.

Released prior to Bad Touch’s “Better Late Than Never” UK Tour this November and December, with special guests Midlands rockers Piston, the band have recently released anawesome cover of Edwin Starr’s soul classic 'Twenty-Five Miles', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from EMT, Black Reuss, The Gorstey Lea Street Choir, Raizer and Rivers Of Nihil.

On today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day there's music from Samantha Fish, Walter Parks & The Unlawful Assembly, Moonshine Society, Miss Lady Blues, Vidar Busk, Boogie Beasts, Troy Redfern, Tommy Castro, Hard Stairs, Big Daddy Wilson, Wee Willie Walker, Gov't Mule (pictured) plus two tracks from Rebecca Downes ahead of her show at Coulsdon's Tuesday Night Music Club tonight.

London rockers Seven Days and Doesn’t Die have recently released their debut single, and today's Video Of The Day, ‘No Restitution’, a hard hitting, Punked-up rocker, which is taken from their self-titled debut album, due to be released on Friday 19th November, via Seven Days Records. Dragged up from the gutters and back alleys of London’s ripe underbelly and fronted by Kit's snarling vocals and attitude (who also plays in Rich Ragany and the Digressions), plus Deano (guitar), Roadkill (bass) and Nic (drums), the band have long formed alliances in the capital’s dark basements and back rooms, concocting Sleaze infested riffs atop guttural beats, fists of bass and hungry vocals. Seven Days spit naked, armed truths from their salty incendiary Rock n ’Roll backdrop. This is music to burn your bridges to.