In early June, Italian Black/Gothic Metal act Cadaveria released their single, 'The Woman Who Fell to Earth', and the band have now premiered the video for the same track, which is today's Video Of The Day. Shot around an old village in Piedmont, North Italy, among woods and fields, the video was inspired by a shamanic prediction. The images evoke the existence of parallel dimensions and of a multifaceted female presence, at times mysterious, who visits our sick planet to give new energy. Featuring Cadaveria herself on vocals, Kris Laurent (guitar), Pier Gonella (guitar), Peter Dayton (bass) and Marçelo Santos (drums), the Italian musician is famous for being one of the first women to enter the extreme Metal scene in the early 1990's, as former vocalist and keyboard player of the Symphonic Black Metal band Opera IX.

Melbourne Rock n Roll legends, Electric Mary, have come storming back with their first new music since their 2019 album 'Mother', and on 'The King Of Rock n Roll', everything is bigger and badder than it was before, with big riffs, fat drums, cathedral sized choral background vocals and that unmistakable whiskey soaked croon of frontman Rusty Brown, which is also one of our six of the best 'Tracks Of The Week', complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Torture Of Hypocrisy, Simon Bromide, The Mother Hips, Helgrind and Reckless Love.

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Week has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, including New Releases, Classic Tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks, featuring music from Altered Five Blues Band, Mud Morganfield, Al Green, Mike Ross, Gabe Stillman, Travellin' Brothers, Gerry Rafferty, Billy Walton Band, Big Daddy Wilson, Mike Bowden & The A917, St Paul & The Broken Bones, Dire Straits, Buddy Guy, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Richard Townend (pictured), Bill Wymans Rhythm Kings, Tanya Piche Blues Band, The 251s and many more.

'Sirens Never Sleep', in a crooked balance between Post-Punk and No-Wave, is the new single by Italian duo Kick, consisting of Chiara Amalia Bernardini (vocals, bass) and Nicola Mora (guitars, electric piano, synths, samplers), taken from their new album, 'Light Figures', due to be released next January, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Fabrizio Grossi & Soul Garage Experience featuring Bette Davis, Keeley, Klubber Lang, Syryn and Mandragora Scream.

On the twentieth anniversary of 9/11, former Yes keyboard legend, Tony Kaye, has released 'Hope And Triumph', the second track from his debut solo album 'End Of Innocence', which was released yesterday, and is also today's Video Of The Day. Kaye was moved to commit his thoughts and feelings to a heartfelt personal musical interpretation following the terrible events of 9/11. 'End Of Innocence' is a requiem for those who lost their lives and all those touched by those horrific events, a powerful and emotional suite, both beautiful and sinister, reflecting the dark forces at work that day. Indeed, Kaye’s response to 9/11 was to retrieve his keyboards, stored away in his garage for five years having retired from the music business, and begin to interpret his feelings in the only way he knew, through his music.

Hailing from the great down under but headed straight to the top, Melbourne, Australia based gritty Alternative rockers The Ugly Kings turned heads last month with their bombastic sophomore full-length, 'Strange, Strange Times', via Napalm Records, of which the second track, 'Technodrone', is today's Video Of The Day. Equal parts darkened power Blues and raw Punk with a Metallic Rock edge, the band, consisting of Christos Athanasias - guitar, Nicolas Dumont - bass, Joel Martin - drums and Russell Clark - vocals, channel the flavour of groups like Queens Of The Stone Age and The White Stripes while preserving razor sharp, daringly introspective control with clever lyricism and addictive riffage.In a scene in which gimmick-free, angsty, inspired Rock n’ Roll is becoming increasingly difficult to come by, 'Strange, Strange Times' is a breath of welcomed, yet strange, strange air.

South West Hard Rockers, Sons of Liberty, continue their UK tour (pictured) at Gravesend's Leo's Red Lion tonight following the release in June of their sophomore, deadly hitting, bourbon smoked new album, ‘Aces & Eights’, andthe groove laden rockers latest single, ‘Fire & Gasoline', is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Safir Nòu, Becoming, The Kundalini Genie, White City Graves and Ravenous.

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 Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring JD Simo, Imelda Keyhoe, Robert Jon & The Wreck, Julian Burdock, Ozric Tentacles (pictured), Tidy’s Blues Sandwich, The Black Keys, Mick Pini, Marcus King Band, Troy Redfern, Richard Townend & The Boss Cats plus many more.

For half a century, the definitive band of the Progressive music genre, Yes, release their new studio album, 'The Quest', on Inside Out Music/Sony Music on Friday 1st October, and the second track to be taken from the new album, 'Dare To Know', is today's Video Of The Day. Containing eleven songs, eight on the main CD with three extra tracks on a bonus CD, 'The Quest' was recorded across the globe, with Steve Howe (who also produced the album), Geoff Downes and Jon Davison, taking part in sessions that took place in the UK, while Alan White and Billy Sherwood got together in the studio in the US.

Phil Swanson (Seamount) and drummer Justin DeTore (Innumerable Forms, Magic Circle, Sumerlands, Mind Eraser and more) join today's Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to play and talk about the new self titled EP from Solemn Lament, plus there's also new releases from Iron Maiden, The Lion's Daughter, Hrom, Tommy Stewart's Dyerwulf, Deadscape, Michael Fulkerson and some classics from Hour Of 13, Briton Rites, Vestal Claret, Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes and Judas Priest.

Joe Bonamassa will return to the UK for a 5-date tour in April and May next year, including two nights at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London, and with his new new studio album, 'Time Clocks', due to be released on Friday 29th October, Joe's current single, 'The Heart That Never Waits', is one of today's 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Dead Dirty Dinosaurs, Shumaun, Sue Foley, Five Points Gang and Ren Marabou.

Nearly three years ago, we interviewed Federal Charm guitarist Paul Bowe and drummer Josh Zahler in advance of their set with The Bad Flowers and Those Damn Crows at London's The Borderline, which is today's Podcast Of The Day. The much-missed band made us feel most welcome. so have a listen to some great banter, as we discussed their tour, the release of their latest album 'Passenger', the 'Death Rattle' of UK venues, plus how they got heavier and hairier since the very first time we saw them supporting Joanne Shaw Taylor at London's Jazz Cafe way back in 2015.