Today's latest Track Of The Day is episode 22 of the Rock Vault 107 show featuring Argent (pictured), Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Queen, Disturbed, T Rex, Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, Stone Temple Pilots, The Moody Blues and many more. Indeed, you can also listen live to Jules and Bob tomorrow night and every Friday night at 8pm on 107 Meridian FM. Taking you back in time, they'll bring you tracks that you may know and some you may not, plus they always feature a special year.

Today, the penultimate category showcased in our 2020 WRC Awards is One's To Watch. Our nominees include The Kendall Connection (pictured), who we saw supporting Aynsley Lister at London's 100 Club in late January, plus three other support bands that we caught in London in the space of seven pre-Lockdown days at the end of February, namely The Howling Tides with Myke Gray at Camden's The Underworld, Soeur with Vex Red at the O2 Islington Academy and Black Tree Vultures with Molly Karloff at Camden's Black Heart. With voting closing at midnight on New Year's Eve, make sure you vote here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/wrc-award-nominees now!

Swedish Post-Metal/Post-Rock outfit PG.Lost, who feature Mattias Bhatt, Martin Hjertstedt (ex-Ghost), Gustav Almberg (The Great Discord) and Kristian Karlsson (Cult of Luna), have recently shared today's Video Of The Day for ’Shelter’, taken from their latest album, 'Oscillate’, which was released last month via Pelagic Records. Founded in 2004 in Norrköping, the LP is packed to the gills with pure drama and catharsis, and it's their first effort since 2016’s much lauded 'Versus'. 'Oscillate' leans on an instrumental approach and while their keen understanding of tension/release may warrant comparison to the likes of MONO, Explosions in the Sky and Godspeed You! Black Emperor, the band is unafraid to move into exciting new directions. Indeed, it's sovereign in execution and mammoth in scope, with ten tracks of pure dramatic bombast and a massive step forward for the decades-old band. The four years away have been well worth it!

On today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day there's something from all three of the UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association (IBBA) Picks Of The Month for December, namely Catfish, Tanya Piche Blues Band and The BluesBones. David Rotundo Band kicks off the show, then there's new releases from Troy Redfern (pictured), Epi K. Paradox, Ben Reel, Dave Ferra, Red Red, Voodoo Walters and Johnny Mastro and Mama's Boys.

Following on from their uplifting, Funk-Rock driven anthem, 'Rearrange', released in June, British Indie-Rock act, Tony Goff & The Broken Colours, pulled together friends Fred Folkes and Ana Mazuran to create today's accompanying dance-driven and rhythmically mesmerising Video Of The Day. Hailing from High Wycombe, the band, with its new line up, sound and direction, has well and truly exploded back onto the scene.

With just three categories to go now, today we turn our attention to 'Best Support' in our 2020 WRC Awards, namely Matt Pearce & The Mutiny (pictured), who we saw supporting Savoy Brown at The Beaverwood in Chislehurst in January, Rebecca Downes, who supported The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, later that month at Nell's in London, Kris Barras who supported Beth Hart at London's Eventim Apollo Hammersmith at the beginning of February, and finally in March, Felix Rabin, who supported Samantha Fish at London's Islington Assembly Hall. So if you want to cast your vote for one of these awesome support artists, then simply go here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/wrc-award-nominees You have until midnight on 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed - so there.

Seattle Punks, Dragged Under, will be supporting The Ghost Inside next year on the Metalcore titans incredible sold out comeback show on Saturday 3rd July at London's O2 Academy Brixton, before heading off on a run of solo UK shows calling through Leeds' Key Club, Birmingham's Asylum, Manchester's Star & Garter and London's Camden Assembly Rooms, before finishing at 2000 Trees Festival on Saturday 10th July. Tony Cappocchi (vocals), Ryan Bruce (guitar), Sean Rosario (guitar), Hans Hessburg (bass) and Kalen Anderson (drums), strike an elusive balance between thrashed-up Punk, pit-splitting Hardcore, Technical Metal and hooky alternative. The deluxe version of their debut album, 'The World Is In Your Way', was released last month on their new home of Mascot Records, and has already picked up support from BBC Radio1, Kerrang, Rock Sound, Distorted Sound, Alt Press, Loudwire and Guitar World.

French Synthwave icon Carpenter Brut has released a brand new single, ‘Fab Tool’, which is today's Track of The Day. Effortlessly combining futuristic Synth sounds with ritualistic undertones and a movie-like expansiveness, ‘Fab Tool’ displays Carpenter Brut at his anthemic, epic best. Thunderous drums and bellowing chants from American musician David Eugene Edwards echo with one another, building towards a colossal and electrifying conclusion. The accompanying video heightens the track's potency, detailing a journey through a dystopian wasteland full of strange creatures, forgotten landmarks and flashes of an unknown danger. Stay tuned for more to come from Carpenter Brut in 2021!

Today in our 2020 WRC Awards we focus on our nominees in the Best International category. Firstly we go back to early February and the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith where we saw Beth Hart and then, later in February, when we caught the Goo Goo Dolls, again in London, at The Roundhouse in Camden. At the end of February we went along to London's original Ealing Club to see Jim Kahr (pictured), and finally in March, just before Lockdown, we took in Samantha Fish at London's Islington Assembly Hall (Video Of The Day). So if you want to cast your vote for one of these awesome International artists then simply go here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/wrc-award-nominees You have until midnight on 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed - so there.

Legendary recording artist, producer, songwriter and tech pioneer, Todd Rundgren, has announced his 2021 'Clearly Human' virtual tour, featuring 25 performances, each geofenced and tailored to a different US city. With each performance emanating from a Chicago venue (the most convenient time zone to allow for 8pm show times in every market), the shows will be “localized” to give both the band and the fans a sense of place (e.g. local landmarks will appear on the video wall, catering for the band and crew will feature dishes associated with each city, etc). Emulating a traditional routing itinerary, the Clearly Human Tour will kick off Sunday 14th February 14 “in” Buffalo and wrap up Monday 22nd March “in” Seattle. Todd's band for the tour will feature Kasim Sulton (bass), Prairie Prince (drums), Eliot Lewis (keys), Gil Assayas (synth), Bruce McDaniel (guitar), Bobby Strickland (sax), Steven Stanley (Trombone), plus the erstwhile “Global Girls”: Michele Rundgren, Grace Yoo, and Ashle Worrick (background vocals).

We're now more than half way through our nine categories in our 2020 WRC Awards, and today we turn our attention to the nominees in our Best Prog Performance. In January we caught both of Francis Dunnery's It Bites gigs at Wolverhampton's Slade Rooms and Manchester's Club Academy, whilst later that month we saw The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown at Nell's in London. In early February we also took in Atomic Rooster at the 100 Club (pictured), and finally, towards the end of the month, and also in London, we attended Dream Theater's (Video Of The Day) Eventim Hammersmith Apollo gig. So if you want to cast your vote for one of these superb Prog Rock bands then simply go here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/wrc-award-nominees You have until midnight on 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed - so there.

Trailblazing American Rock vocalist and musician Suzi Quatro’s brand new Christmas single, ‘My Heart And Soul (I Need You Home For Xmas)’, was released last Friday on all digital platforms via SPV Records, and the touching, heart-warming video for the song, is today's Track Of The Day. Even in the highly adrenaline-fueled music business, it’s rare to find a bundle of energy and talent on a par with Suzi , the multi-million-selling female Rock pioneer who has enjoyed over 56 years of unrivalled success. With hits such as ‘Can The Can’, ‘48 Crash’, ‘If You Can't Give Me Love’, 'She's In Love With You' and ‘Devil Gate Drive’, she became an icon in the seventies, and remains so to this day. Suzi’s hugely accomplished current album ‘No Control’ was released in March 2019, prior to a sold-out ten date headline UK Arena tour, ensued later in the year by the massively acclaimed documentary ‘Suzi Q The Movie’.