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1 week ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

Another seven days have come and gone, and another name enters the Tracks Of The Week pantheon of greatness. This time it's hotly-tipped Canadians Deraps who led the way, coming in just ahead of Welsh valley boys Those Damn Crows. Swedish melodic rockers H.E.A.T. complete this week's international podium of rock triumph. This week, another eight combatants enter the fray. You'll find them below, bristling with rockcitement.

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

Last week was a good week for debut singles by new bands from already established musicians, as California Irish (led by The Answer frontman Cormac Neeson) triumphed with their first single, Big Question, while Hollow Souls (led by Kris Barras, from the Kris Barras band) came third with their first release, Big Question. Dividing the newbies were Tracks Of The Week regulars When Rivers Meet, and we'd like to congratulate all of them.

3 weeks ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

Our latest Tracks Of The Week extravaganza was a titanic battle, with French multi-instrumentalist-turned-rock-ace Lucie Sue triumphing over lead Strut Luke Spiller by the slimmest of margins. Buckcherry's new song came in third, but really, it was the LS versus LS battle that took the breath away. So congratulations to both. Lucie Sue - Hush - YouTubeWatch On This week, just like every other, we've found another eight songs to titillate your ear sockets.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Polly Glass

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Our latest Tracks Of The Week extravaganza was a titanic battle, with French multi-instrumentalist-turned-rock-ace Lucie Sue triumphing over lead Strut Luke Spiller by the slimmest of margins. Buckcherry's new song came in third, but really, it was the LS versus LS battle that took the breath away. So congratulations to both.

1 month ago | loudersound.com | Polly Glass

Last week we described Kaviani's Switch It Up single as "a sleek, sassed up feast of ZZ Top-style Texan swagger with a glossy Sunset Strip paint job," and our hyperbole – and your subsequent votes – were enough to rocket it to the top position in our most recent Tracks Of The Week bonanza. So congratulations to him. You can watch the video again below. Meanwhile, Cardinal Black and The Southern River Band came in second and third. We hope they're not too disappointed.