"'Saving Grace' is another corker, opening with some melodic slide over a strummed acoustic, and, similarly to 'Ghosts', has a strong chorus that is likely to become a bit of an ear worm. The arrangement for this also includes some interesting vocal harmonies that add to the feeling of a wide musical landscape. The album was given to Frank Arkwright, the senior mastering engineer at Abbey Road, with some impressive credentials to his name, and his contribution helps to create the really superb audio quality of the recording, which especially shines through on the quieter tracks, where the music is allowed the space to breathe more." Read today’s latest album review, as Simon Green gives you his complete take on Troy Redfern Band’s album, 'The Fire Cosmic', that was released last Friday, plus check out today's Video Of The Day of 'Sanctify'.

A cute Country Rock song, written and sung by Tessa Libreri, and inspired by Tessa’s husband, Thomas, who is also on guitar, bass and lap steel, 'Show Pony' is taken from Destiny Band Oz’s latest album, 'Who I Might Be', 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 Oceanhoarse, TBelly, Dead Atlantic, Royal Hunt and Keeley.

This week's Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day is an hour filled with music from Mississippi MacDonald, Altered Five Blues Band, Sari Schorr, Wily Bo Walker, Soulful Femme, Shakey Trill, Joanne Shaw Taylor (pictured), Bernie Marsden, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, The Record Company, Chantel McGregor, plus Saints & Sinners, ahead of their show at Coulsdon's Tuesday Night Music Club tonight.

New York Blues Rock singer/songwriter Sari Schorr has released her haunting new single, a cover of the Folk-Blues classic, 'Where Did You Sleep Last Night? (In The Pines)', and today's Video Of The Day sees Sari take to the piano, featuring a new musical arrangement, with eloquently updated lyrics, that brings a fresh limelight and relevance. Sari hopes to resume touring in the UK between September and November, headlining most shows, playing some festivals, and will also appear with guitar legend Robin Trower at three gigs in November. She'll also play the Bude Blues Festival on Sunday 7th November before moving on to Germany.

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 The Damn Truth (pictured), Mike Ross, The Vampirettes, Mike Zito, Troy Redfern, Spinout UK, Eddie 9V, Geoff Garbow Band, Michael J Cresswell, Rory Gallagher plus many more.

Released prior to Bad Touch’s “Better Late Than Never” UK Tour this November and December, with special guests Midlands rockers Piston (pictured), the band have released a brilliant tribute to The Marshall Tucker Band, with a cover of their Southern Rock classic 'Can’t You See', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Peter Piek, Slizard, The Academy Of The Sun, Crossing I’s Dotting T’s and White Cowbell Oklahoma.

Fast-rising Scandinavian Alt-Rock quartet Smash Into Pieces have released today's brand new Video Of The Day for ‘Glow In The Dark’, the newest single to be taken from their forthcoming new album, 'A New Horizon', due out on Friday 27th August. ‘Glow In The Dark’ shines a bright light on the band’s heavier side, blending the hard-hitting and catchy allure of glossy American Rock radio with the Industrial Metallic power of Rammstein.Formed in 2009, and comprised of vocalist Chris Adam Hedman Sörbye, guitarist Benjamin Jennebo, guitarist Per Bergquist and drummer/DJ The Apocalypse DJ, make sure you also catch them on Within Temptation and Evanescence’s Worlds Collide tour in 2022.

Today's Rock On The Ridge Podcast Of The Day looks back at our 4th WRC BluesRockFest from September 2016 with music from Born Healer, Blacktop Deluxe (pictured), Red Butler, Jack J Hutchinson, Catfish, Robin Bibi, The Mentulls and Stevie Nimmo plus interviews with some of the acts.

Chock full of anthemic hits, Canada’s Ravenous release their third album, 'Hubris', on Friday 22nd October via Feast Beast Records, and their fist-pumping first single, 'Die 1000 Deaths', is also one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases fromSupreme Unbeing, Burning Point, Random Ties, Wonderlove and Children Of The Void.

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 Joe Bonamassa, Mike Zito, Tape Five, Club des Belugas, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Fleetwood Mac, Yes (pictured), Rodd Bland and The Mob, Jana Varga, Luther Allison, Johnny Winter, Debbie Bond, Jack J Hutchinson, Kris Barras Band, King King, When Rivers Meet, Mojo Preachers, Mick Kolassa, Adam "Tidy" Burney, Roger Chapman and many more.

Long Shadows Dawn is a new alliance featuring Scottish vocalist Doogie White and Swedish guitarist Emil Norberg, and their debut album as a duo, 'Isle Of Wrath', released yesterday, consists of timeless Hard Rock, such as today's Video Of The Day of 'Master Of Illusion', that evokes memories of prominent iconic ‘70s acts who continued to dominate in the following decade. Envisaging hearing White sing new songs in the style of Rainbow, a group he had joined in the mid-90’s, his Frontiers Music label paired him with Norberg, a lifelong fan of the band. Gifted with a rich and distinctive range, White had also co-founded Cornerstone and performed as part of Yngwie Malmesteen’s Rising Force (2002-7). He then joined Tank and, more recently, Michael Schenker Fest and Alcatrazz. Norberg cut his teeth performing aggressive Power Metal, and Long Shadows Dawn is his first foray outside of Persuader, his band for the past two decades.

Led by vocalist BJ, new Brazilian Rock band Spektra is inspired by the likes of Journey, Foreigner and Winger, while their stated aim is to deliver stadium Rock melodies via music aimed straight at the hearts of fans, as demonstrated by their new studio album, 'Overload', released yesterday, of which the title track is one of today's seven 'August Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by six new tracks from Frontiers albums also released yesterday by Alirio, Blood Red Saints, Circus Of Rock, Cruzh, Mayank featuring Gui Oliver and Night Ranger.