New Singles – June 23, 2021 (BEAVER BUZZ)

Hello CGCM Rock Radio listeners and readers! Welcome to Beaver Buzz, a regular segment written by contributor Dave Wilks showcasing some newly released (or recently added) singles to the CGCM Rock Radio rotation. While listening to our station, you’ll hear our mascot Buzzsaw Beaver come on at the top of the hour with a new single to spin. We all at CGCM believe it’s important to feature new music. If you’re interested in having your band’s single played, send mp3 files and information to: radio@cgcmpodcast.com.

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CGCM Rock Radio New Singles – June 23, 2021

(BEAVER BUZZ)

This week’s special edition of Beaver Buzz comes to you from a vacation in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The first true vacation in over a year is especially welcome in 2021. Whether chilling on the beach or getting doused by Tropical Storm Claudette, these tunes rule the holiday playlist.

The Claw is the Law – Tower Hill

Blasting out of Edmonton, the killer traditional metal song from Tower Hill pays tribute to the hugely popular White Claw beverage sweeping North America (and the rest of the world?). I like the song “The Claw is the Law” more than the actual beverage—which itself is far tastier than expected. Given that we’re talking about a song off a demo, I expect big things from R. F. Traynor‘s project.

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Oblivion – Lycanthro

Lycanthro left such a great impression on Shawn “Animalize” Irwin when he saw them in Ottawa opening for Battle Beast, that he closed episode 54 out with them. What a great choice as this one rips and tears like the namesake werewolf. Starting off with a kick, and featuring a really cool instrumental section in the middle, Lycanthro left a hell of an impression on me.

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Factory – Overdrivers

When Psychoone suggests a song, it’s always a good bet. These Australian’s mission “to successfully complete their world supremacy claim,” temporarily foiled by the pandemic, is backed up by their heavy and hard rock. The AC/DC influence is strong with this band, but they veer into other more metal territory than the legends. Spending time to create a well-done, professional video is an added bonus. Do yourself a favour and check out their earlier music too. If nothing else, it’ll make you smile.

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Shot’s Fired – Shakey DeVille

Whiskey-soaked, blues-based rock and roll out of North Carolina. How can you go wrong? The boys put together an impressive performance video showcasing their talents. If your jam is good-time, hard and heavy southern rock, look no further.

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