New Releases: July 17, 2020

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New Releases (CDs / Vinyl)

Artist:	Title:	Label:
The Aces	“Under My Influence” (producer: Keith Varon; new single: “My Phone Is Trying to Kill Me”; Hear here; Vinyl; Urban Outfitters-Exclusive Orange Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; On Tour) » BUY NOW	(Red Bull)
Fiona Apple	“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” (her first album since 2012; producers: Apple, Amy Aileen Wood, Sebastian Steinberg, Davíd Garza; new single: “Shameika”; Hear here; Read here; Vinyl; Download, released on April 17; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(Epic)
Bing & Ruth (project led of New York composer David Moore)	“Species” (See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(4AD)
The Bobby Lees (garage-rock band out of Woodstock, N.Y.)	“Skin Suit” (producer: Jon Spencer; new single: a cover of Bo Diddley’s “I’m a Man”; Hear here; Read here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target; On Tour) » BUY NOW	(Alive Naturalsound)
Bush	“The Kingdom” (new single: “Flowers on a Grave”; Hear here; Download; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(BMG Rights Management)
The Chicks (formerly The Dixie Chicks, here’s why)	“Gaslighter” (their first new music in 14 years; producers: Jack Antonoff, Dixie Chicks; first single: “Gaslighter”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Target-Exclusive Neon Magenta Vinyl; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music; Merch)	(Columbia)
Laura Cortese & the Dance Cards	“Bitter Better” (producer: Sam Kassirer; new single: “From the Ashes”; See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(Compass)
Samantha Crain	“A Small Death” (producer: Crain; new single: “An Echo”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(Ramseur / Thirty Tigers)
Ellie Goulding	“Brightest Blue” (double album; producers: Tobias Jesso Jr., Starsmith, ILYA, serpentwithfeet, Patrick Wimberly, Jim Eliot, etc.; Diplo, Lauv, the late Juice WRLD, Swae Lee, blackbear, serpentwithfeet; new single: “Power”; See here; Target-Exclusive CD, with alternate cover and poster; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; On Tour) » BUY NOW	(Interscope)
Jimmy Heath (sax legend died in January at 93)	“Love Letter” (guests: Wynton Marsalis, Gregory Porter, Cécile McLorin Salvant; Hear/read here; Vinyl; Download; Target) » BUY NOW	(Verve)
Kansas	“The Absence of Presence” (producers: guitarist Zak Rizvi, drummer Phil Ehart, guitarist Rich Williams; new single: “Jets Overhead”; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(InsideOutMusic)
Lianne La Havas	“Lianne La Havas” (producer: La Havas; new single: “Paper Thin”; Hear here; See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(Nonesuch)
Lonely Robot	“Feelings Are Good” (new single: “Spiders”; See here; Vinyl; Download, with two bonus tracks; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(InsideOutMusic)
No Age (L.A. noise rockers)	“Goons Be Gone” (first single: “Turned to String”; Hear here; Vinyl; Cassette; Download; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(Drag City)
The Pretenders	“Hate for Sale” (producer: Stephen Street; new single: “You Can’t Hurt a Fool”; Hear here; See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target; On Tour; Merch) » BUY NOW	(BMG Rights Management)
Protomartyr (Detroit quartet)	“Ultimate Success Today” (new single: “Processed by the Boys”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target; On Tour) » BUY NOW	(Domino)
Rebelution	“Dub Collection” (15 dub versions of fan favorites; first single: “Attention Span Dub”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(87 Music / Easy Star)
The Texas Gentlemen	“Floor It!!!” (producer: Matt Pence; recorded at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, Niles City Sound in Fort Worth, TX, and Pence’s own EchoLab Studios in Denton, TX; new single: “Bare Maximum”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; Target) » BUY NOW	(New West)
Wire	“10:20” (four tracks were recorded in 2010, and feature contributions from Margaret Fielder, and tracks 5-8 were recorded more recently with the lineup of Colin Newman, Graham Lewis, Robert Grey and Matthew Simms; Hear here; Read here) » BUY NOW	(Pinkflag)

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Other Notable Releases

“Say the Word,” The Allergies (Jalapeno)
“Grim,” Dark Sarah (Napalm)
“Breath Re-Imagined Vol. 2,” Desert Dwellers (Sofa Beats)
“Hindsight,” Emmure (SharpTone)
“Eternally Stoned,” Inhalement (Horror Pain Gore Death Productions)
“Sun Piano,” Laraaji (All Saints)
“Live at the Village,” Sunny Ozell (Chitin)
“Be Water,” Christian Sands (Mack Avenue)
“The Remedy,” Too Slim and the Taildraggers (Vizz Tone)
“2020,” Zombi (Relapse)

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New Releases (Downloads)

Artist:	Title:	Label:
The Bacon Brothers	“The Way We Love” (producers: The Bacon Brothers, Joe Nicolo, Saverio Principini; guest: Bernie Williams; new single: “Corona Tune”) » BUY NOW	(FOROSOCO Music / Soundly Music)
Gang of Four	“ANTI HERO” (four-song EP; proceeds benefit Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust, the London hospital that tried so hard to save Andy Gill’s life earlier this year; new single: “Forever Starts Now”; Hear here) » BUY NOW	(Gill Music Ltd.)
Johnny & the Mongrels	“Creole Skies” (producers: Joebaby Michaels, Scott Sharrard; guests: Eddie Christmas, Craig Dreyer, Bill Goss, Bill McKay, Marty Rifkin, Roddie Romero, Scott Sharrard, Charlie Wooton, Lee Allen Zeno; first single: “Music Man”; See here; Apple Music) » BUY NOW	(Johnny & The Mongrels)

[su_quote]Jeff (Bostic) and I were immensely inspired and humbled by the experience of recording this album,” Johnny Ryan, co-founder /lead singer/songwriter in Johnny & The Mongrels, tells P&P. “From the opportunity to work with all of the beyond-talented musicians, producers and engineers; to being immersed in the spirit-filled surroundings of Dockside Studio. Everything came together so effortlessly and joyfully. We’ll never be able to thank those enough that enabled us to bring our vision of the album to light. We truly hope this record will give inspiration and meaning to others.[/su_quote]

Kllo	“Maybe We Could” (new single: “Somehow”; Hear here; Vinyl) » BUY NOW	(Ghostly International)
Marsupial Lion (Ithaca, NY-based project of singer-songwriter Travis Jonathan)	“Juvenilia” (new single: “Still the Same”; Hear here) » BUY NOW	(Marsupial Lion)
Oliver Tree	“Ugly Is Beautiful” (See here; Read here; Vinyl) » BUY NOW	(Atlantic)
Dave Stewart & Thomas Lindsey	“Amitié” (new single: “Liberation”; Hear here) » BUY NOW	(Bay Street)

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Reissues (CDs / Vinyl)

Artist:	Title:	Label:
The Dave Brubeck Quartet	“The Dave Brubeck Quartet: The Singles Collection 1956-1962” (26 songs; Track list) » BUY NOW	(Jasmine)
John Farnham (former Little River Band singer)	“Whispering Jack” (1986 album, featuring “You’re the Voice”; remastered; See here) » BUY NOW	(Music on CD)
The Foundations	“Gold” (three CDs, 46 tracks, including “Build Me Up, Buttercup” and “Baby Now That I’ve Found You”; Track list; Vinyl; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(Crimson Productions / Edsel)
Level 42	“Essential Level 42” (three CDs, 48 songs; Track list; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(Spectrum / UMe)
Mark Lindsay	“The Complete Columbia Singles” (24 songs; Download) » BUY NOW	(Real Gone Music)
Little Steven	“Voice of America” (1984 album; remastered, with a bonus DVD of the full “Live at Rockpalast 1984”; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(UMe)
McGuinness Flint	“C’est la vie” (1974 album; remastered) » BUY NOW	(Greyscale)
David Sanborn (the sax legend turns 75 on July 30)	“Anything You Want: The Warner-Reprise-Elektra Years 1975-1999” (three-CD, 51-song retrospective; Read here; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(SoulMusic / Cherry Red)
Earl Scruggs	“Nashville’s Rock / Dueling Banjos / The Storyteller & The Banjo Man / Top of the World” (1970, 1973, 1982 and 1983 albums on two CDs; remastered) » BUY NOW	(BGO)
Wire Train	“In a Chamber / Between Two Words / Ten Women” (1983, 1985 and 1987 albums on two CDs; remastered; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(BGO)
Tammy Wynette	“Gold” (three CDs, 60 tracks, including “Stand By Your Man” and “D.I.V.O.R.C.E.”; Track list; Amazon UK) » BUY NOW	(Crimson Productions / Edsel)

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