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For GRAMMY® Artist to Watch Kashus Culpepper, last month his musical journey culminated in his highly anticipated 18-track debut album, 'Act I', that deftly mixed Americana twang, intimate Soul and searing Southern Rock, of which his love letter to his hometown, 'Alabama Beauty Queen', is today's stunning Video Of The Day. Revealing the different facets of Culpepper’s sound and storytelling, his music has always been about following an authentic path rather than a predictable one, and indeed this year Culpepper takes his timeless new album on the road for headliners in New York, Boston, Nashville and more amidst dates in Australia with Wyatt Flores and an opening slot supporting Eric Church.

Today's very latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and a bit of this and that, with More Music and Less Chat, featuring Elles Bailey, Mr Lonely, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Walter Rootsie and His Blues Connection, The James Hunter Six, Big Dave & The Dutchmen, Altered Five Blues Band, Fat Harry & The Fuzzy Licks, Burning Rope, Alice Armstrong, The Zac Schulze Gang, The Milk Men, The Derek Trucks Band, Danny Bryant (pictured), Mark Slate & Rotosphere, The Weekend Blues Band, Alex Voysey, Jon Anderson, Bas Paardekooper, The Blues Band, Frankie V and The Lonely Club, plus many more.

Formed in Nashville by vocalists/guitarists Dexy and Chris Valentine, but now based in Los Angeles, yesterday US Dream-Pop duo Magic Wands very aptly released their brand new single, 'Wishing Well’, that sounds like an immediate Post-Punk meets Shoegaze classic, with its insistent rhythm and swirling guitars, and a vocal that adds to its hazy atmosphere, which is today's lyric Video Of The Day. Known for their heavily textured guitars, synth drones and ethereal vocals to conjure an otherworldly atmosphere, as well as song lyrics that are emotionally engaging, ‘Wishing Well’ is the title track from an EP scheduled for late April, that not only follows last month's release of ‘Sacred Mirrors’, a collaborative single with Psychedelic Furs guitarist John Ashton, but also their Autumn 2025 release of ‘Cascades’, the band's sixth album.

For fans of Curtis Mayfield, Modest Mouse and Interpol, incorporating elements of Lo-Fi, R&B/Soul, Pop, Trap, Jazz, Folk and Rock, as well as being known for their anonymous nature and complete detach from the social media norms, mysterious underground American based musical group Oreaganomics kicked off 2026 in style with the release of their new album ‘Locked Out on Valentine’s Day’, alongside their infectious single ‘Work Not Heart', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Valentine Day Rocks!' Track Of The Day, along with five further Valentine's Day flavoured tracks from Detroit Illharmonic Symphony, Mirzadeh, Robin Ross & The Melodynes, Chez Kane and Pinn Dropp.

If you're a fan of legends like Kiss and Black Sabbath, then get ready to turn up the volume today because Patriarchs in Black are back with their explosive new album, 'Completely Covered in Black' via NoLifeTilMetal Records, as this powerhouse release features 11 tracks as well as bonus tracks that promise to ignite the airwaves with heavy riffs plus a tribute to Rock and Metal classics. So catch a sneak peek with their standalone single 'Left Behind', that's one of today's six of the best 'New Releases Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other similarly timed album releases today from Celestial Bums, Austen Starr, Kabasse, Temple Balls and Divided By Design.

Exactly one week after we saw his quartet as special guests to Orianthi at Islington's O2 Academy, last Thursday James Bruner returned to London to headline Camden's The Black Heart, with the 24 year old Illinois born and Nashville based singer having recently received a lot of traction in the Rock press, so check out today not only Denise Lester's Photo Gallery from the gig, but also watch today's 'Big Shot' Video Of The Day, also filmed by Denise that very same night.

After his audition in late 1968, Martin Barre was Jethro Tull's guitarist for 43 years, and his music career was recently covered in an autobiography, 'A Trick Of Memory', published by McNidder & Grace in November last year, so ahead of playing this year's A New Day Festival at Faversham's Mt Ephraim over the long weekend of 21st to 23rd August, have a listen to today's Podcast Of The Day and Barre's latest interview with David Randall, that includes tracks from several albums, including Jethro Tull and Alan Simon's 'Excalibur' project.

Continuing to carry the torch first lit by founder Daevid Allen in the late ’60s, Psychedelic Institution Gong return on Friday 13th March with seven-track album 'Bright Spirit', that marks the third instalment in a trilogy recorded with long-time collaborator Frank Byng, which sees Gong at their experimental best, more adventurous and more open to the dream than ever, such as album track 'Stars In Heaven', that's also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from King Ultramega featuring Ian Thornley & Pete Thorn, Fighter V, The Scarlet Goodbye, Philojain and Tombstones In Their Eyes.

Paris-based Progressive Metal quintet Primaluce return with their new twelve-track album 'Way Of Perfection' tomorrow 13th February, and ahead of its release they premiered the music video for album opener 'The Wind Remains', that not only introduces the record’s sense of scale and atmosphere, but it's also today's epic Video Of The Day. Indeed, 'Way Of Perfection' marks a defining moment for the project, as it's Primaluce’s first fully vocal album and the clearest expression yet of a vision developed over more than a decade, built on classic Progressive Metal foundations, as well as Melodic intensity and cinematic atmosphere, but with the range and openness to reach beyond the genre’s usual borders.

2024 WRC award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years or so listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's latest Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Michael Katon, Jim Keller, Revolution Highway, The Mel Outsider Reformation, Kula Shaker, Julian Taylor featuring Jim James, Guru Guru, Three Mile Shout, Dirty Dave Osti, Kezia Gill (pictured), Othman Wahabi, Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real, Paul Gilbert, Lucky Peterson, plus many more.

JUNO nominated and Maple Blues Award winner Spencer Mackenzie's new eleven-track album, 'Empty Chairs', will be released next Friday 20th February by Gypsy Soul Records, with Spencer having dropped last month his fourth album single, 'Don’t Know Where I’m Going', delivering a deep, gritty guitar tone and an electrifying, fast-moving rhythm section in his rendition of Rory Gallagher’s acoustic classic, of which this reimagined cover is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Shiraz Lane, Les Flâneurs, SoulSwitch, Devil Electric and Lizzy Borden.

Today's very latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day goes full Death Metal assault with an interview with Cleveland’s Vicar Blood, plus there's music from Nikola's Cage, Anima, Mysanthrium, Mistress, Cruenta Venganza, Marie Catherine, Ozzy Osbourne, Dissonance, Negative Sixxx, Sküll, Vitriol, Testament, BDF, The Grand Myth, Rotten Blasphemy, Rock 'N' Roll Villain Society, Netherdred, Crymwav, Black Reuss, Cyanate, Aseptic and WAKAS.