Electric Enemy recently released their latest single ‘Save Me’ (today's Track Of The Day), having enjoyed success with their debut ‘Climb’, which included features across Amazon and Spotify playlists and a personal invitation to open the Isle Of Wight Festival in 2019. 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. Check them out at their two up and coming London gigs at The Waiting Room on Thursday 27th February, with The Hubbards as support, and then The Fiddler’s Elbow on Thursday 5th March.

Hip Priests supported Supersuckers on the first night of their seven-date UK tour at London's 100 Club last Sunday, so today check out additional pictures in our Photo Gallery here (courtesy of Bruce Biege). Fiercely independent and tirelessly driven, the ‘Priests' have preached their high energy sermon of misanthropy, hate, sex and contempt across tours of the UK, Europe and USA, and have made countless rapturously received festival appearances. Coinciding with their mighty 13th studio album ‘Play That Rock ‘N’ Roll’ released on Steamhammer/SPV on Friday 7th February, Supersuckers conclude their headline tour at Pershore's Iron Road tonight.

Following last night's pre-show party at the incredible HMV Vault in Birmingham, with Secrets of Mariana, Enquire Within and Flex Bison all performing live, the HRH Metal IV weekend kicks off up the road at the O2 Academy today. Meanwhile, Amigo The Devil (Video Of The Day) continues his first ever UK/ROI and European tour as he stops off at London' Hoxton Hall tonight, to promote his acclaimed Ross Robinson produced 2019 debut album, ‘Everything Is Fine’. Also today, Guy Tortora (Track Of The Day) hits the Blues At Barleylands stage at 2pm, at Barleylands Social Club, Barleylands Road, Billericay CM11 2UF, whilst later, Classic Rock covers band Thickcut will be performing live at 8.30pm at The Butler, Chatham Street in Reading. Finally tonight at London's ULU Live, Student Central, Metalcore band, Unearth, has a sound that will attack you with fists of furry!

"So all in all a nice listen, with Innes’ compositions faring best to these ears after the first few auditions, and definitely a band that I’ll hope to hear in a live setting (the album launch gig will be at the Boom Boom Club in Sutton on Saturday 15th February)." That was part of our take on Malone Sibun's debut album 'Come Together' released last month, and indeed tonight it's time for their album launch gig at Sutton's Boom Boom Club.

"Dressed in a full-length white dress the lady then proceeded to deliver a fantastic set that while, naturally showcasing numbers from her superb recent album ‘War In my Mind’, included a selection from across her impressive back catalogue. As well as being an excellent singer, with a powerful voice that, while often given full range, never descended into the sort of screeching wail that is used by lesser vocalists as a proxy for genuine emotion. Her songs all have a story to tell, many of them introduced with a short explanation of their genesis. The lyrical content was also coupled with gorgeous melodies that were sung alternately from centre stage or from stage right, sat at the piano, which she played with a real freedom of expression." Today read the whole of Simon Green's take on Beth Hart's Hammersmith Eventim Apollo gig in London last Saturday night here (Video Of The Day) including an acoustic set from special guest Kris Barras.

On today's latest Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day there's another 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 The Achievers, Jimmy Carpenter, Mojo Preachers(pictured), Myles Goodwyn & Friends, Mike Zito, Dawn Tyler Watson, Ronnie Wood with His Wild Five, and many more.

We first introduced you to former Cox Communications Regional VP turned sexagenarian rocker Tom The Suit Forst in October 2018, and Tom is still showing the world it's never too late to follow a dream at any age, with today's Valentine's Day release of his new EP 'World of Broken Hearts'. Also out today is the vinyl release of 'DBA (Downes Braide Association) Live in England', recorded in 2018 at Trading Boundaries, and to celebrate DBA will perform two more live shows tonight and tomorrow night at the very same venue in East Sussex. Also tonight, Camden Rocks Festival presents heavy-hitting Alt-Rock power-trio Sinka plus Offend My Ego, The Heat, Ollie Trevers and Suspects - all live at the Fiddler's Elbow from 7pm.

"Opening with an ominous, broody track similar in feel to a Black Rebel Motorcycle club tune, 'Dead Run' is about addiction, and set in motion an extremely fast-paced shorter set, a bit like listening to the opening four tracks of the Foo Fighters 'One by One' album. This is a band that just doesn't do slow-tempo." Today read the whole of Ivan De Mello's take on Anchor Lane's album launch at Camden's The Black Heart in London on Thursday 30th January here, plus also check out our Video Of The Day and our Photo Gallery here.

Friday 28th February sees the release of 'See You See Me', the third album from Eclecto-Pop masters, The Dowling Poole. The album follows the release of three singles - 'Keeping The Stupid Stupid’, ‘Made In Heaven’ and ‘Hope’ - which is today's Track Of The Day. The new album features ten tracks in total, written and performed not only by Willie Dowling and Jon Poole, but also produced by Willie. The band was formed in 2014, and they have released two albums, 'Bleak Strategies' and 'One Hyde Park' to great critical acclaim. In addition they have earned a solid reputation for fantastic live performances.

Supersuckers’ mighty 13th studio album ‘Play That Rock ‘N’ Roll’ was released last Friday on Steamhammer/SPV, and to coincide with its release, check out our Photo Gallery here (courtesy of Bruce Biege) of the first night of their seven-date UK headline tour at London's 100 Club last Sunday, which concludes at Pershore's Iron Road this Saturday 15th February. Tracked over the course of four sweltering days at Willie Nelson’s Austin, Texas, studio, ‘Play That Rock ‘N’ Roll’ rocks with an amphetamine intensity, delivering muscular riffs, big choruses and more than a few tricks up its sleeve. Raw, immediate and often times hilarious, it's an album a band makes after slugging it out on the road for thirty years (barring a one year hiatus while vocalist Eddie Spaghetti battled throat cancer).

We not only first introduced you to Sweet Crisis in November 2018, but we then saw them open Maidstone's Ramblin' Man Fair Blues Stage last July (pictured), and tonight the contemporary Rock band from Cambridge, who best describe their music as "Soulful and Catchy Rock”, is playing London's Black Heart in Camden. Their musical influences are vast and include artists such as The Rolling Stones, Kings of Leon, Free, Stereophonics, Radiohead and Arcade Fire, to name a few! Sweet Crisis consists of Leo Robarts, lead vocals and guitar, Piers Mortimer, lead guitar, piano and vocals and Dave Cullen on drums. They have been writing, recording and performing music together now for over a decade, and their single 'Treading In Deep Water' was Classic Rock Magazine's Track Of The Week praising “A class tune. A catchy, sophisticated mix of piano-led Soul, 70's Southern vibes and Classic Rock & Roll.” Explosive and energetic live - do not miss them.

On today's latest Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day there's music from The Rocket Dolls, Those Damn Crows, Gorilla Riot, Sons Of Texas, Five Finger Death Punch, Greasy Tree, Vinegar Joe, Tarot Rats, Amongst Liars, Order Of The Emperor, Alter Bridge, Guns N' Roses, Sons Of Apollo, Ereley, Freedom Hawk, Anchor Lane (pictured), The White Feather Collective, Ashen Reach, Avenged Sevenfold, KinStrife, and on their Introducing Stage, two in a row from Western Sand.