Molly Karloff release their new EP 'Supernaturalation' next Friday 6th March, plus in advance of its release they hosted a Launch Party last night at London's The Black Heart in Camden with support from Spidervayne and Black Tree Vultures. The hard-hitting, three-piece British Alt-Rock, Grunge Rock band, previously released their critically acclaimed debut EP, 'Dancing for Money', in 2018, and the Oxfordshire based band have toured their contagiously hook-filled, fist pumping sound around the country, including packed venues across Oxfordshire and London’s Camden Town. With a Photo Gallery and a review to come, in the meantime check out today's Video Of The Day.

Cult Rock band, Leaf Hound (Video Of The Day) is playing the Eel Pie Club tonight at The Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ. Led by original vocalist, Peter French (also of Atomic Rooster fame who we recently saw headlining London's iconic 100 Club - pictured), Leaf Hound was a product of the SW London Rock scene of the late 60's which spawned the likes of Free and other Blues-Rock acts. Their 1971 'Growers of Mushroom' album has achieved massive cult status and French's reputation as a potent lead vocalist also led him to a stint with Carmine Appice's US band, Cactus. Leaf Hound was reformed in 2004 and since then the band has re-issued 'Growers of Mushroom', recorded a new album, 'Unleashed', and released a Leaf Hound 'Live in Japan' CD/DVD. Doors open at 8.15pm with music from 9-11pm. WRC members are reminded that they can use their cards to get discounted admission.

With a review still to come of last Thursday's Blues Review featuring Jim Kahr (pictured and Track Of The Day) at London's original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues - the good news is that Jim is also playing The Royal Standard in Blackheath tonight supported by Steve Hewitt. Also tonight, Goo Goo Dolls are playing a sold out show at London’s Roundhouse, whilst Electric Enemy, who recently released their latest single ‘Save Me’, are playing the first of two London gigs at The Waiting Room with The Hubbards as support, followed by The Fiddler’s Elbow next Thursday 5th March.

"Their title track was written using a baritone guitar, and right from its opening riff, the addictive hook and aggressive vocal immediately slaps you around the face (think The Offspring), setting the tone and hooks for a real foot stomping head banging groove and chorus, that takes a dig at hypocritical attitudes to drug addiction in society. Their first single released last month, 'She Said', is an infectious Hard Rock collision reminiscent of The Brew meets Black Orchid Empire (check them both out as well), with its swirling guitars intro, melodic verses, cool wah riff, punchy chorus and soaring vocals. Ironically its subject matter is all about perseverance, although you won't have to worry about that as its a track you will want to play over and over again." Today read AJ's complete take here on Molly Karloff's new EP 'Supernaturalation' which will be released next Friday 6th March, plus in advance of its release they are hosting a Launch Party tonight at London's The Black Heart in Camden with support from Spidervayne (7.45pm) and Black Tree Vultures (8.40pm).

"Dressed in Hawaiian shirts, beards and flowing locks, the boys could be 70’s throwbacks or 2017 hipsters. Either way they nail that Zeppelin Grunge mix with rocking guitar, harmonies, and an intent to party. Tracks include 'Joy Ride' - dedicated to their van which broke down on the way to the venue - 'Hate, Love', their first single and 'Never Enough', a slow Rock track full of attitude. Their new single, 'Come Alive', is an upbeat radio friendly rocker whilst closer 'Silver Screen' is a slow starter that smoulders into life as a hot rocker. A good set from an up and coming band that is doing the touring circuit and getting the attention of both Classic Rock magazine's ‘High Hopes’ feature and Planet Rock magazines." That was part of our take on Novatines when we saw them supporting Sweet in London at Christmas (Video Of The Day), and tonight they return to Islington, this time at the O2 Academy, whilst also tonight, Voodoo Lake are live in London at The Cavern in Raynes Park.

On today's latest Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day there's music from The Dust Coda, We Three Kings, At The Sun, Black Tree Vultures, Black Smoke Trigger, Like A Storm, Phil X & The Drills, Danko Jones, Black Swan, Junkyard Drive, AC/DC, Electric Mary, Lee Ainley's Blues Storm, Foghat, Jamie Porter Band (pictured), Collateral, John Diva & The Rockets Of Love, Rival Sons, Catfish, Silverthorne, Ozzy Osbourne featuring Elton John and, on their 'Introducing Stage', two in a row from The Moon & The Sun.

With a review in the pipeline, check out today our Photo Gallery here of Myke Gray and Kim Jennett who stopped off at London's Underworld in Camden on Sunday night, half way through their UK tour, supported by The Howling Tides. This is the first tour that Gray has ever done under his own name and his setlist not only included songs that he wrote for Jagged Edge, Skin, and Red White & Blues, but also a large chunk from Kim Jennett's forthcoming album, plus his new project Shades of Gray. Also check out our Photo Gallery here from Jared James Nichols and Collateral’s pre-tour Exclusive Party and Meet N Greet at Gibson Brands in London’s West End from Monday night, as their UK tour continues with a gig in Nottingham tonight.

Stray and Ken Pustelnik's The Groundhogs begin a full UK co-headlining tour at Sutton's Boom Boom tonight, which stops off on the way at London's The Garage (including Vambo) on Thursday 12th March, and concludes at Buckley's The Tivoli on Saturday 21st March. Also tonight, Marcus King, who released his debut solo album, 'El Dorado', last month, continues his Winter and Spring world tour with his band, The Marcus King Band (pictured) at London's Electric Ballroom.

Jared James Nichols' and Collateral’s UK tour starts tonight at the Robin 2 in Bilston, Wolverhampton, which also includes a London date at the Dome in Tufnell Park on Saturday 28th March. Indeed, we were fortunate enough last night to be invited to a pre-tour Exclusive Party and Meet N Greet at Gibson Brands in London’s West End, with both bands performing three songs, plus at the end, Collateral frontman Angelo Tristan joining Jared and his band for a cover of 'Sharp Dressed Man' - today's Video Of The Day.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day is another hour of music from Whitney Shay, Tas Cru, Half Deaf Clatch, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Donald Kinsey, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Mary Jo Curry, Jamie Johnson & The Lucky 13s, Samantha Fish, Robert Cray, Albert Cummings (pictured), plus Brave Rival and Dan Burnett, ahead of their repective shows at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF, tonight and next week.

The ever-vibrant, vivacious Brighton-based, Noble Jacks track, ‘Enjoy the Ride’, is today's Video Of The Day, taken from the specially re-recorded deluxe release of their sophomore album ‘Stay Awake’, which is due to be released on Friday 27th March on Noble Ground Records. ‘Enjoy the Ride’ is a song with all the upbeat tempo and feel that you’d expect of a Noble Jacks track, with a poignant and powerful message to give people hope in troubled times, written in the wake of a tragedy close to home. With more tour dates to be announced soon, their launch party will be the Jacks’ biggest-ever, an indoor headline show on Saturday 28th March at The Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells.

"Tonight (indeed; this tour), in order to fully mark the milestone, we get ‘Scenes’ in totality. I’ve said before I am a great fan of complete album performances, and DT are no strangers to it themselves, with ‘Images and Words’ having had an ‘in full’ 25thanniversary outing in 2017, along with ‘The Astonishing’ on its promo tour in 2016. And that’s before you consider their ‘cover albums’ series (‘Master of Puppets’, ‘The Number of the Beast’, ‘Made in Japan’, and ‘Dark Side of the Moon’), which were all live performances – ‘DSotM’ being recorded in the very venue we’re back at this evening - oddly, my 6throw seat tonight is pretty much where I sat that evening in October 2005." Today read the whole of Mark C's take on Dream Theater's Hammersmith Eventim Apollo gig in London last Friday night here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.