Channeling elements of Rock, Pop and punches of Punk attitude, New Pagans released their debut EP 'Glacial Erratic' yesterday, and today they will be performing all their new material at London's The Lounge, Archway, as part of Camden Rocks Festival presents. Their sonic expressions sit them amongst the likes of Wolf Alice and Black Honey with Pixie-esque influences that has already earned them tonnes of radio airwaves support. Also on today's all-day Rock-n-Roll bonanza bill from 1.30pm, are The Deniros, Dramalove, Mauve, Playmaker, Les Gobelins, Baby Husband, Last of the Misfit Heroes and Tokyo & Rose.

Brighton 5-piece Indie-Punk Rockers Creature Creature release their debut album 'Two Finger Tantrum' on Friday 15th May on Creature Eats Records, and with a nod to 80’s Sci-Fi movies, their latest single 'Video Nasty' is today's Video Of The Day. For fans of Royal Blood, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, the band, consisting of Scully - vocals, Zeus – guitars, Dave Cobley – bass, Seb Cole – keys and Matt Hill - drums, have teamed up with Producer Tommy Gleeson (Feeder guitarist and Slaves To Gravity frontman) for the new album, which was recorded at the now famous Brighton Electric Studios!

On today's latest Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day there's two hours of non stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, featuring New Releases, Classic Tracks, UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Presenters' Picks, including songs from Robert Cray, Mary Jo Curry, Benjamin Bassford, Stevie Watts, Whitney Shay, John Blues Boyd, The James Hunter Six, Zenet, Jack Hutchinson (pictured), Trouper's Swing Band, Bill Blue and many more.

Phil X & The Drills stop off at Camden's The Underworld in London tonight with support from Collateral at 7.15pm, with Phil due on stage at 8.15pm. First a session guitar staple in LA – recording with Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, Daughtry, Kelly Clarkson, Chris Cornell and many more – Phil X became known for hosting the Fretted Americana Web Show that boasted over 50 million collective views and also filling in for Richie Sambora on the 2011, 2013 and 2015 Bon Jovi tours. The band are due to release their 5th album 'Stupid Good Lookings Vol. 2' on Golden Robot Records, featuring a different drummer on every song including the likes of Tommy Lee, Liberty DeVitto, Kenny Aronoff and Ray Luzier. It promises to be extremely diverse, with their live shows also described as “energetic guitar-driven Rock punching your face with unbearably great anthems!"

Electric Enemy recently released their latest single ‘Save Me’, having enjoyed success with their debut ‘Climb’, and tonight they are playing the iconic Fiddler's Elbow in Chalk Farm, London. Indeed, they are a London-based band making music that you can’t help but be hooked by, with their driving guitar riffs met by perfectly crafted melodies, delivering a grown-up sound that cuts through the noise. The band have been busy in the studio working on their debut album with producer Sam Miller (Paloma Faith, Razorlight) and the collection of songs take the listener on a journey through Alternative Rock, Indie Pop and with more than one nod to an Electro-Pop sound that is playful in all the right places.

Just a fortnight ago we saw Robert Hokum (pictured) as one of Jim Kahr's special guests at the original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues - and tonight Robert is playing St. Mary's University in Twickenham. With a review still to come from that sacred ground - the original premises where Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies started out in 1962 - in the meantime check out our Photo Gallery here of Hokum, Kahr, plus other special guests, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic.

"The opener ‘Bulletproof’ hits the tarmac running, with an insistent boogie that feels like it’s made up of ZZ Top and Seasick Steve in equal parts; wonderful stuff! The title track introduces the horn section to good effect, as well as featuring some fine keyboard and guitar work. The horns are there again on ‘Love Letters’, while the Southern Soul feel increases further with the introduction of the two female backing singers on ‘Watch It Die’, which also boasts a fine guitar outro." That was part of our take last year on Samantha Fish's 'Kill Or Be Kind' CD, and tonight Samantha is playing London's Islington Assembly Hall as part of her current UK tour with support from Felix Rabin (Track Of The Day).

"Last up were Molly Karloff, who claim to be like Boris Karloff’s belligerent granddaughter, hence the name! And they look the part, Jowie Adkins on drums has blue hair, wearing white sun glasses and red trousers. Dan Podbery on bass is nick-named the Nikki Sixx of TK Max by the band and with his long hair and black leather waistcoat I can see why. But he shares every emotion in his face as he plays through the set list. Simon Gee on guitar and lead vocals has a close cut black beard, darkened eyes and black nail varnish as he launches into ‘Dancing For Money’ the song that launched their career, powerful crunchy riffs and the trademark ‘wah pedal’ on the solos. The songs are gritty and powerful with a deep growling bass, albeit played with a smiling face and soulful melodic vocals!" Today read the whole of our triumvirates take as Ivan De Mello, AJ and Chris Bourlet respectively, review Spidervayne (pictured), Black Tree Vultures and Molly Karloff's Black Heart, Camden, London gig from last Thursday night here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

Released on Monday, 'Mint Jelly' is the new single and today's Video Of The Day from Southern Rock band Thirteen Stars. Featuring wild west desperados, voodoo priests and moonshine dealers embroiled in side way gambling, 'Mint Jelly' channels the inner spirit of the Rolling Stone's classic 'Exile on Main Street'. Embracing a sensational brass section, the new single is taken from their forthcoming new album 'Finest Ramshackle Jam', and captures Thirteen Stars in fantastic form following the release of their previous single, the Tom Petty inspired, 'Running So Long'. Don't miss Thirteen Stars live in 2020, including a special guest slot to Aussie Rockers Black Aces on their upcoming UK tour, including London's The Black Heart in Camden on Sunday 19th July.

On today's latest Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day there's music from Those Damn Crows, Empyre, These Wicked Rivers, Therapy?, Diamond Head, Voodoo Six, Tainted Lady, Wishbone Ash, Mason Hill, Jordan Red, Collateral, Uriah Heep, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Palace Of The King, Order Of The Emperor, Michael Schenker & Leslie West, Wolftooth, Slash, Avenged Sevenfold, Alter Bridge, Five Finger Death Punch, Guns N' Roses, Deep Purpleand Disturbed.

On today's latest Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day there's music from Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado, Lee Ainley's Blues Storm, Jimmy Burns, The James Hunter Six, Andres Roots, Robert Cray Band, The Soul Fixers, Ryan Perry, Ben Hemming, John Blues Boyd, Bywater Call and a couple of tracks from Dan Burnett, ahead of his show tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF.

Simon McBride (Video Of The Day) is the latest addition to HRH Blues VII that takes place at Camp HRH Great Yarmouth over the weekend of 12th to 15th November. To be hand-picked by Sweet Savage to replace none other than Vivian Campbell (Def Leppard), at the tender age of 15, says pretty much all you need to know about Northern Ireland’s Blues legend. After a couple of albums for the Hard Rock outfit, McBride flew the nest and embarked on a solo career, which has seen him release three studio albums, plus 2 EP's in 2019 entitled ‘Show Me How To Love’ and ‘100 Days’. More recently Simon replaced Micky Moody in Snakecharmer, appearing on their second album and touring with the well-respected outfit.