Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day 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 Robert Jon & The Wreck (pictured), Johnny Tucker and The Allstars, Samantha Fish, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, The Atlantic Family, The Heritage Orchestra, The Wallflowers, Vidar Busk, Stone Foundation, Otis Spann, Lea McIntosh and many more.

Sal Abruscato from A Pale Horse Named Death joins today's Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to play and talk about their new album, 'Infernum In Terra', plus there's new releases from Exodus, Behemoth, Sorcerer, Jason Aaron Wood, Morgul Blade, State Of Mind, KK's Priest, Firehouse, Suffocation, A Feast For Crows, Aeon, Snafu, Earthwomb, Farewell, Brundarkh and some classics from Type O Negative, Life Of Agony, Seventh Void, Pungent Stench and Ted Nugent.

"Voodoo Room does just this with 'Tension City Blues', culminating age old Blues prophecies with just enough riffs to carry you off, without losing you to inconsistency or musical complication. Writing with the ease of a band crafting for many years, the accomplished first original release from this band is a true pleasure, with easily understood vocals necessary for fully appreciating this style of music, as Blues is all about the telling of the story." That was part of our take on Voodoo Room's latest album, 'Tension City Blues', and we're off to see the guys at Chislehurst's The Beaverwood in Kent tonight, of which their title track is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming releases from Striker, Whitechapel, Shadow Rebels, HAWXX and Rock N Roll Army.

King King's current 7-date UK October tour stopped off at Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion on Tuesday night, with British husband and wife Blues Rock duo When Rivers Meet as special guests, and today, not only do we have our photo gallery of the gig, courtesy of Bruce Biege below, but we also have a King King Video Of The Day. The band released their 10-track fifth studio album 'Maverick' last November and their new line-up features Alan Nimmo (vocals/guitar), Stevie Nimmo (guitar), Jonny Dyke (organ/piano), Zander Greenshields (bass) and Andrew Scott (drums). Comprising of Grace (lead vocals, mandolin and fiddle) and Aaron Bond (guitar and vocals), When Rivers Meet also released their debut album, 'We Fly Free', in November last year, duly settinga record in May this year by becoming the first-ever artist or band to win four awards at the UK Blues Awards including “Blues Band of the Year”,“Blues Album of the Year”, “Emerging Blues Artist of the Year" and “Most Inspirational Online Performance of the Year”.

Despite the cowardly atrocity in Westminster in March 2017, life in England's capital city, as it always did, carried on in the face of adversity, as Monster Truck did both London and Canada proud at Camden's Electric Ballroom, when we were not only lucky enough to interview Jon, Brandon and Jer backstage beforehand for today's Podcast Of The Day, but were also able to present them with their 2016 WRC Best Support Band award (pictured)!

Following on from 'Fire Without Water', one of the best original guitar-based albums of last year, and having spent lockdown writing and recording, Bluesman ED Brayshaw released his second solo album, 'Random Repeat', last Friday, of which the opener, 'Storm Warning', is one today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming releases from Rob Gravelle, Clint Slate & Iona James, Ferocious Dog, Permafrost and Culture Of Digital Elegance.

Something of a departure from his fired-up and reverent take on Blues and Americana, Roots singer-songwriter and guitarist Davy Knowles releases his upcoming Provogue/Mascot Label Group debut, 'What Happens Next', this Friday 22nd October, of which today's Video Of The Day of 'Hell To Pay', is taken from the new album. On this aptly-titled release, Knowles boldly steps forward with timeless and cohesive songwriting; sleek modern production; and a lyrical, play-for-the-song guitar approach, informed from Soul, Folk, Rock and Blues. Indeed, the 12-song album is just as influenced by The Black Keys, Fantastic Negrito, Gary Clark Jr., as it is by Muddy Waters, Junior Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside.

Recently released to promote The Sweet’s “Hellraiser” November and December UK Tour with special guests Limehouse Lizzy, 'Everything 2021' is a newly re-recorded version, featuring the new line-up of original founding member and guitarist Andy Scott and new lead singer Paul Manzi, of the song that originally appeared on the band’s 2002 album 'Sweetlife', of which the new single is one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming releases from Wildstreet, Johnny O'Neil, Shortcut 2 Infinity, Mercury Circle and Molybaron.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day has a couple of IBBA picks of the month from Altered Five Blues Band and Joanne Shaw Taylor, new singles from Keith Thompson, Elles Bailey (pictured), Andres Roots, Dion, Nick Daniels III and The Blue Chevys, new albums from Memphissippi Sounds, Sugar Queen & The Straight Blues Band and Slim Butler, all wrapped up by two tracks from The Alex Hamilton Band, ahead of their show at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon tonight.

Having just completed a US tour with Seether and Nonpoint, and due to head out on tour with Mammoth WVH, Evanescence and Halestorm, female Hard Rock band Plush's self-titled thirteen-track debut album is slated for release on Friday 29th October via Pavement Entertainment, of which their first single, 'Hate', is today's Video Of The Day. With a mission to bring Rock back to the forefront of the music industry, this female Rock force is composed of four young talented musicians, namely singer, songwriter and guitarist Moriah Formica, drummer Brooke Colucci, guitarist Bella Perron and bassist Ashley Suppa, whose accomplishments and talent eclipse their age.

"Award-Winning Emma Wilson was bold enough to go with a set of entirely her own songwriting. Since she is in the vein of sixties Motown, there was no lack of familiarity here, and her voice is quite simply put, phenomenal. Very few artists raise hairs on the back of your neck, such are the soulful depths she can reach, with songs such as 'She Isn’t You' and 'Blossom Like Snow', her range is extraordinary: from belt-out power to Jazz-tinged contralto." Thanks to Ivan De Mello who recently reviewed this benefit gig at London's Hammersmith Club, in aid of the charity MIND, featuring UK Blues circuit stalwarts The Mustangs, Emma Wilson and The Milk Men (pictured and Video Of The Day).

"The Torquay 4 piece produce some excellent swampy Blues Rock that really made them stand out from the crowd. Barras sports an oilcan/junkbox guitar for some excellent slide guitar before switching back to his trusty strat for regular Blues rocking. Piano/keys from Josiah Manning bring a melodic accompaniment to the great groove. They were hugely appreciated by the large crowd lapping up the sun, and the excellent beers." That was part of our Kris Barras Band review at Ramblin' Man Fair back in July 2018 (pictured), and the day before their set, we caught up with Kris for an interview, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.