"There should be some online audio of these songs available via the usual platforms, so treat yourself to a listen (especially if you’re convinced that you don’t like Country Rock; hell, even some of Skynyrd’s songs would have happily worn that moniker!) and if you get the chance to buy the discs, do it; they are unreservedly recommended.” Today read another one of our great music reviews, as Gary Smith gives you his take here on not just one, but two Kyle Daniel EPs, namely 'What's There To Say? and 'Kyle Daniel', of which the track, 'Hangover Town', is today's Track Of The Day.

Yesterday the Jamie Porter Band digitally re-released their single, and today's Video Of The Day, 'Ready For Action', after having the track remastered and re-branded in conjunction with their new management company Forge Music Group. Indeed, it has had a great response from grass roots Rock Radio, and Jamie - guitars/vocals, Danny Porter - bass and Pete Kearton - drums, currently have exciting plans for next year going on in the background.

Possessed Steel join today's Zach Moonshine Show Track Of The Day to play and talk about the concept behind their new album, 'Aedris', and take questions from the live chat. This episode also includes new and upcoming releases from Smoulder, Schizophrenia, Eternal Champion, Vessel of Light, Autopsy, Temple, Nervosa, Reign Of Vengeance, I, Pariah, Gravehuffer, Beyond the Circle, Gwendydd, Déluge, Graves of Giants, Victorius, Killer Be Killed, Noisecide, Epica, Diamonds And Guns, Divine Anger, Deathroll, Dark Phantom, Death Angel, Sabrewulf, Omegavortex, Lord Fist, Impurity, Lie In Ruins, Kvilla, Hombrehumano, Firing Squad, Down Factor, Deathroll, Black Communion and Begräbnis!

It's Halloween, and today at 3.33pm EST and 7.33pm in the UK here, BraveWords goes “Metalhead To Head” with Judas Priest’s Rob Halford on Streaming For Vengeance. One of the greatest Heavy Metal bands in music history, Halford's new book, 'Confess', is a deeply personal moment for the Metal God and a must-read. Indeed, the interview digs very deep into Rob's past and they discuss gay marriage, Judas Priest at 50+, the new studio record and the fact that 'Stained Class' and 'Van Halen I' were released on the same day in 1978, so there's plenty of Eddie Van Halen idolisation as well!

Today's Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day is another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and beyond with More Music and Less Chat, featuring new releases, classic tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks, including music from Mojo Morganfield, John Nemeth, Deb Ryder, The Druids Of Stonehenge, Nigel Barker, Mess O' Blues, Sugar Ray and the Bluetones, Laura Tate, Gordon Haskell, Tim Woods, Laura Rain and The Caesars, Focus, Ben Levin, Led Zeppelin, Willie Buck, Jo Harman, Trev Turley (pictured) and Friends, Misty Blues, The Spencer Davis Group, Keb Mo and many more.

"No, it’s solid, anthemic Rock from the kick off with the single ‘Never Give In’ opening side one (it is available on vinyl after all) sounding rather like Bad Company (which is not bad company to be compared to) with the classic arrangement of big slashing chords for the first three phrases of the verses and a descending run on the fourth. It even has a double time pick up at the end of the song; showing off time and tested moves! Rather like the opening track off their last excellent album, ‘Exile & Grace’, which was used as the opening number when I saw them last live back in 2018, this has all the credentials to be the new blockbuster set opener.” Today read yet another one of our great album reviews, as Simon Green gives you his take here on King King's new CD 'Maverick', which is being released next Friday 6th November, that includes their second single, and today's Video Of The Day, 'Never Give In'.

Friday 13th November sees the release of ‘World On Fire’, Jack J Hutchinson's first single from his next studio album, 'The Hammer Falls'. It's a four-minute slab of Hard Rock that mixes a brutal Sabbath-esque opening riff with a sing along chorus perfectly built for packed venues. The middle 8 takes the track in an unexpected direction, with hints of Floyd, before the band come crashing back in for the finale. The track was recorded in Brazil at the renowned Estúdio Versão Acústica and produced by Lucas Sagaz, who also mixed Hutchinson’s recent live album ‘Who Feeds The Lockdown?’. It was co-written with his band mates Lazarus Michaelides (bass) and Felipe Amorim (drums). The band are currently working on the new album at Momentum Studios in Devon, where Kris Barras Band recorded their last two albums.

We're still playing catch up with today's latest Track Of The Day, as you can listen to the ninth Rock Vault 107 show featuring Whitesnake, Rainbow, Meat Loaf, Dio, Judas Priest, Kansas (pictured), Guns N' Roses, ZZ Top, Motley Crue and loads 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.

The White Buffalo – a.k.a. Jake Smith – has just released an inspired and poignant Video Of The Day named 'Guiding Light', his first since April’s critically-acclaimed Shooter Jennings-produced album, 'On The Widow’s Walk'. The timely track comes with less than two weeks to go until the 2020 U.S. election, one that finds Americans more divided than ever amidst a year marked by the Coronavirus pandemic and civil unrest. Produced, engineered, and mixed by bassist, Christopher Hoffee, and featuring Matt “The Machine” Lynott on drums, 'Guiding Light' is a reunion of sorts for the band that, like so many other bands, have not seen enough of each other in 2020. Indeed, Smith, Hoffee and Lynott will reunite again on Friday, 6th November at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, California, for a special live stream performance here of The White Buffalo’s 2012 album 'Once Upon a Time in the West'.

Tonight, join Mike Ross for 'The Clovis Limit Pt. 2' Album Launch online show here at 7pm, which will be opened by Brighton Heavy Rockers, The Dead Reds. Indeed, it will be the first full performance of the whole of the new album with a specially augmented line-up, featuring Jade ‘Like the Stone’ Williams on backing vocals, Stevie ‘Keys’ Watts on organ plus Darren Lee on drums and Dan Lyons on bass. Mike will be broadcasting the whole show using multiple cameras as well as pre-recorded video footage to really make the most of the streaming format, with streaming details being provided after purchase.

Burnt Out Wreck, featuring Gary Moat (ex-Heavy Pettin', Mothers Ruin), released their second album 'This Is Hell' last year and their new single taken from the album, 'Paddywack', is today's Track Of The Day.And to go with their great tunes, Gary has chosen both a great beer and cider to party away with! Burnt Out Wreck Cider (pictured) is made from a blend of the best apples and pears grown in the county of Herefordshire, whilst in collaboration with Lymestone Brewery, three powerful US hops dominate a monster of an American Pale Ale. Gary created the band in the Summer of 2016, and 'This Is Hell' sees the band featuring Gary - lead vocals, Alex Carmichael - bass, Paul Gray - drums, Adrian Dunn - lead guitar, backing vocals, Miles Goodman - rhythm guitar, backing vocals, take a big leap forward, ratcheting up the pace with this foot stomping, ball busting Hard Rock album.

Seminal Thrash Metal Titans Sodom release their new blistering 16th studio album, ‘Genesis XIX’, on Friday 27th November on Steamhammer/SPV. The Teutonic legends were formed in 1981 by bassist/vocalist Tom Angelripper in Altenessen, deep in the heart of the Ruhr area, a bleak industrial landscape dominated by the dirty, back-breaking coal mining industry since the mid-19th-century, where the band still rehearse in a tatty rehearsal room to produce their tough-as-nails music. Following the first relaxation of the lockdown rules, Tom, along with guitarists Frank Blackfire and Yorck Segatz, as well as new addition Toni Merkel (drums), couldn’t wait to get back to writing creatively. Incredibly fired up by both frustration and inspiration, the band consequently went into overdrive to create the twelve killer songs contained on the storming ‘Genesis XIX’.