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“Acid Star” (art rock duo’s debut album; Sean Cimino and Isom Innis are members of Foster the People; new single: “Cycle”; See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music)
“Mind, Man, Medicine” (Grammy-nominated duo’s fifth album; producers: The Secret Sisters, John Paul White, Ben Tanner; recorded at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals; guest: Ray LaMontagne; new single: “Same Water”; Hear here; Vinyl; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music; On Tour)
“Everett” (Nashville roots rock trio’s sixth album and their first in nearly eight years; producer: singer-guitarist Dave Coleman; new single: “Radio Bell”; Hear here; Apple Music)
“Piano Piano 2” (The Lumineers co-founder and multi-instrumentalist’s second solo album; new single: a cover of Radiohead’s “No Surprises,” feat. Gregory Alan Isakov; See here; Apple Music)
“Killing the Bear” (DC-area duo’s debut album; new single: “Straight Through”; See here)
Brian K & The Parkway
Nicholas Mycio
“NONSTANDARD” (NYC-based jazz guitarist’s second album)
Jazztone
Texas & Spooner Oldham
“The Muscle Shoals Sessions” (joint album, featuring Texas hits reimagined with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame songwriter and pianist, recorded at Fame Recording Studio; includes two covers: The Drifters’ “Save the Last Dance for Me” and Charles and Eddie’s “Would I Lie to You”; See here; CD and Vinyl out April 12; Amazon UK; Apple Music; On Tour)
Le Label / [PIAS]
VENUES
“Transience” (German post-hardcore band’s third album; new single: “Godspeed, Goodbye”; See here; Apple Music)
“Elegy: The Recordings 1968-1971” (six-CD box set, featuring five albums, along with 12 bonus tracks drawn from studio sessions and live recordings, plus an illustrated book with essay; Read here; Amazon UK)
Esoteric Recordings / Cherry Red
Deep Purple
“Machine Head (Super Deluxe Edition)” (three-CD, one-LP, one-Blu-ray box set contains new mixes by Dweezil Zappa and previously unreleased live recordings, “In Concert ’72” and “Montreux ’71”; Read here; Amazon UK)
“The Marble Index” (1968 album; with two CD-only bonus tracks; Vinyl; Amazon UK) “Desertshore” (1970 album, featuring “Janitor of Lunacy”; both releases mastered from the original tapes, with previously unreleased photos of Nico by Guy Webster; Vinyl; Amazon UK)
Domino
Buddy Rich
“Class of ’78” (1978 big-band album, featuring a cover of “Birdland”; remastered)
“Save Me” (1975 debut album, originally titled “Silver Convention,” featuring the Grammy-winning No. 1 smash “Fly, Robin, Fly”; with five bonus tracks, including a 12-inch version of “Fly, Robin, Fly”; Download)
