Today's Video Of The Day is The Strawkites tribute to men and women in the NHS who risked and lost their lives fighting Covid-19 in the United Kingdom. Consisting of Keith (guitars/keys) and Jason (guitar), the Pink Floyd fans write, record and make videos to all their music. 'Uncharted Territory' is also available as free download here.

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 Victor Wainwright, Bridget Kelly Band, Bad Touch, Jose Ramirez, Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective (pictured), Maggie Bell, Eddie 9V, Hammerton, Selman Turley, Ruzz Guitars Revue, Roomful Of Blues, Marvin Gaye, Kat Pearson, Too Slim & The Taildraggers, Vintage Dixon, Mahalia Jackson and many more.

Further to yesterday's announcement that Finnish Hard Rock and Glam Metal band Reckless Love will be touring the UK next March, WRC 2018 One's To Watch Award winners Collateral will be supporting the band from Kuopio, consisting of Olli Herman (Crashdiet), Pepe, Hessu Maxx and Jalle Verne, on their 2021 European Tour in late February/mid March. Following their highly successftul support tours with Jared James Nichols and Phil X (Bon Jovi) earlier this year, the Kent Rock band also released their nine track eponymous debut album back in February.

Today's Track Of The Day not only sees sees Nemesium join The Zach Moonshine Show to talk about their new album 'Continua', but this episode also features brand new music from Post Mortal Possession, -(16)-, Geezer, Mistress, Hellbender, Magick Touch, Ba'alzamon, Smoulder, Jason Aaron Wood, Falconer, Lucid Conformity, Citizen Rage, Orgöne, Changing Tymz and Goatsnake. Zach also play some classics by request from the live chat room including Hatebreed, OTEP, Rage Against The Machine, Morbid Angel, Nine Inch Nails, Gravehuffer, Exodus, Nirvana, Alice In Chains, American Head Charge, Body Count, Motley Crue, Megadeth and The Sex Pistols.

"Plenty of Southern Rock swagger and foot stomping runs right through the album from the opener ‘Come A Little Closer’ to the closing number ‘Something About Your Kiss’. An interesting choice of cover version comes in the form of ‘I’ve Got The Music In Me’, originally recorded by Kiki Dee (possibly a breaker into mainstream radio). It’s the ballad ‘See You Again’ that makes for the stand out track, falling a little more mid-Atlantic, similarly with the following track, ‘Before I Die’.” Today read another one of our self-isolating album reviews, as Geoff C. this time gives you his take here on Bad Touch's new CD 'Kiss The Sky', which is due to be released tomorrow, plus check out our Video Of The Day. Remember, if you are currently kicking your heels and you fancy doing a self-isolation CD review, then don't be shy, just e-mail us at wrinklyrockers11@aol.com

Today's Track Of The Day is another great Rock On The Ridge Lock-Down show lined up with Phil X & The Drills, Electric Mob, Cole Hollow, Hollowstar, Electric Black, Doomsday Outlaw, The Brew, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, The Mojo Slide, Dirty Tricks, Voodoo Six, Blacktop Mojo, Red Six, Thirteen Stars, Black Star Riders, Buffalo Fuzz, Wolftooth, Wolfmother, Hammer Down Hard, Cicadastone, StoneKing, Ryders Creed, These Wicked Rivers, Everyday Heroes and JFK Blue.

Today's Video Of The Day, ‘Faith Over Family’, is the debut offering from James Billett, the man with the balls to walk away from a decade-long songwriting career, from the guidance of none other than Elton John, from the praise of Noel Gallagher and writing sessions with John Legend. Released at the end of last month, with the rest of the EP following on Friday 31st July, accompanying the heartbreaking narrative is a video which is nothing short of breathtaking. Set amongst the cinematic landscape of Iceland, the video is more of a short film, with beautiful cinematography and a fully realised narrative and characters. The story is soundtracked by James’ whispered tones, sliding guitars and brushed drum beats, crafting a song which sounds like it’s etched on an old LP getting dusted off in a record shop in Nashville.

WRC 2019 Best Rock Performance Award winners Dan Reed Network will be undertaking a nine-date co-headline UK tour next year with Reckless Love from Monday 1st March. All dates will feature special guest Mason Hilland Planet Rock is currently running a ticket pre-sale here. The highly anticipated tour will preview new songs from the band’s forthcoming studio album ‘Let’s Hear It For The King’ – whose release will coincide with the UK tour. The new album won’t be for the faint-hearted or those easily entertained, yet pays tremendous detail to infectious melodies, provocative lyrics and honours their shredding Funk Rock roots.

Kenny Roby knew from the start there would be a lot to say for his first solo album in seven years, the emotionally and musically expansive 'The Reservoir', due to be released on Friday 7th August from Royal Potato Family, of which Roby has just released his single 'History Lesson'. So much had changed in his world and the world at large since his stately 2013 LP, 'Memories & Birds', an exquisite reflection on the experiences and apprehensions of crossing over 40. Roby's iconic Alt-Country band 6 String Drag had reunited for runs of spirited shows and two barreling, wise Rock 'n' roll Records. And then, of course, there was the wider social upheaval of the last decade. Indeed, there was plenty to process for a new collection of songs. These 16 tunes collectively summon the wealth of Roby's experience, as a human being and as a musician.

Today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day not only includes two tracks from the Crawdaddy Club's charity album 'Songs of Isolation' featuring Marcus Lazarus and Ash Wilson (pictured), but there's also a track from When Rivers Meet, as both they and Ash are playing at tonight's Tuesday Night Music Club's Zoom live show. On the 25th anniversary of his passing, there's also three tracks from Rory Gallagher, plus Buddy Reed and the Rip It Ups, Billy Hammond and The Hotshots, Hooson Maguire, Emma Wilson, Birdmens, Larkin Poe and Stevie WattsOrgan Trio featuring Alice Armstrong.

Germany’s most internationally successful instrumental Rock act, Long Distance Calling, are set to release their seventh studio album ‘How Do We Want To Live?’ on Friday 26th June, and today's Video Of The Day of 'Immunity' is the third and final track to be released prior to the album's release. ‘How Do We Want To Live?’ sees the band forging a sharply defined and artistically tight exploration of the relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence, and the state of digital progress. Comprised of 10 tracks which contain all the classic LDC trademarks, whilst also bringing something completely fresh and unexpected to the table with their ambitious use of electronic sounds, it's a perfect symbiosis between man and machine.

Rock session veterans and legendary sidemen, The Immediate Family, recently unveiled their latest collaboration, 'Cruel Twist', with today's Zoom-filmed Video Of The Day. Indeed, with various combinations, guitarists Danny Kortchmar and Waddy Wachtel, bassist Leland Sklar and drummer Russ Kunkel, contributed to countless albums by James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Carole King, Don Henley, among many others. With a nod to their connections to Classic Rock All-Stars, the band also includes singer, guitarist and fellow Los Angeles resident Steve Postell, with plans to release an EP this coming October, plus a full album next year.