Polly Glass

5 days ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass |Fraser Lewry

Last week was a good week for Dinosaur Pile-Up, as the band celebrated the upcoming release of their first album for Matador Records by triumphing in the latest round of our Tracks Of The Week contest. So congratulations to them. You may reacquaint yourself with their winning entry below. Dinosaur Pile-Up - Big Dogs (Official Audio) 2025 - YouTubeWatch On Joe Bonamassa beat out Jerry Cantrell for the silver medal, and now another eight hopefuls are lined up.

1 week ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass |Fraser Lewry

We're terribly old-fashioned, so it still feels a little odd when a musician describes themselves as "a digital creator" rather than, well, a musician, but it's clearly doing Lucie Sue no harm as the French multi-instrumentalist-turned-rock-ace has triumphed in our latest Tracks Of The Week contest, just like she did with her previous single. So congratulations to her. And congratulations to Orianthi and Buckcherry, who both scored well, but not enough to topple Lucie from her digital perch.

2 weeks ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass |Fraser Lewry

They'll be dancing in the streets of Belfast as news breaks that Comac Neeson's new psychedelic folk ensemble California Irish have triumphed in the latest edition of our Tracks Of The Week contest. Congratulations to him, and to them. You can hear their now prize-winning Live Fast, Die Free single again below. In second place was the late Bernie Marsden, while Mark Morton was voted third, so congratulations to them too. Our latest contestants are below, eager for your ears.

1 month ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

Simon McBride was always a fast learner. A musician since the age of 13 (except for “the odd part time job in a music shop”), at 16 he replaced Vivian Campbell in Belfast metallers Sweet Savage before releasing solo records, joining Whitesnake alumni in Snakecharmer, and becoming Deep Purple’s guitarist in 2022. Now he’s released Recordings: 2020-2025, a blistering mix of blues-rock solo cuts and refreshingly non-obvious covers (Free, Duran Duran, The Cure, Bill Withers…).

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Polly Glass

'If You're Taking Ozzy's Money And Bad-Mouthing Him, You've Got To Pay': Sharon Osbourne On Why She Had Bruce Dickinson Pelted With Cans Of Baked Beans"I never told Ozzy, until the night that it happened, when it was the last show, and he just looked at me and goes, 'You're terrible.'"