New Releases: May 31, 2019
New Releases (CDs / Vinyl)
| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| The Afters | “Fear No More” (guests: MercyMe; first single: “Well Done”; See here; Download; iTunes)  |
(Fair Trade Services / Columbia) |
| Jimmy Barnes | “My Criminal Record” (his first solo album of original material since 2010; first single: “My Criminal Record”; Hear here; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Bloodlines) |
| Kishi Bashi | “Omoiyari” (the multi-instrumentalist’s album centers on Japanese-American internment camps in 1940s America; first single: “Summer of ’42”; Hear here; NPR’s All Songs Considered; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Joyful Noise Recordings) |
| Bracket | “Too Old to Die Young” (first single: “Canned from the Food Drive”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) |
(Fat Wreck Chords) |
| Darkthrone | “Old Star” (Norwegian black metal band’s 17th studio album; producer: vocalist/guitarist Nocturno Culto; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; Merch) |
(Peaceville) |
| Kirk Franklin | “Long Live Love” (first single: “Love Theory”; See here; Read here; On Tour) |
(Fo Yo Soul Recordings / RCA) |
| Fujiya & Miyagi | “Flashback” (first single: “Flashback”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Impossible Objects of Desire) |
| Lisa Hannigan and s t a r g a z e | “Live in Dublin” (See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Hoop Recordings / PIAS America) |
| Frank Iero and the Future Violents | “Barriers” (recorded and mixed by Steve Albini; first single: “Young and Doomed”; See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(UNFD) |
| Max Jury (26-year-old Iowa native, based in Paris) | “Modern World” (producer: Robin Hannibal; first single: “Sweet Lie”; See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Marathon Artists) |
| Left Lane Cruiser | “Shake and Bake” (first single: “Shake and Bake”; Hear here; Vinyl; On Tour) |
(Alive Naturalsound) |
| Duff McKagan (GNR bassist) | “Tenderness” (producer: Shooter Jennings; guests: Jennings’ band, The Waters, The Suicide Horn Section, etc.; new single: “Chip Away”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(UMe) |
| Lee “Scratch” Perry | “Rainford” (producer: Adrian Sherwood; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) |
(On-U Sound) |
| Pretty Wild (Swedish glam rockers) | “Interstate 13” (See here; Download; iTunes) |
(Black Lodge) |
| Thomas Rhett | “Center Point Road” (producers: Julian Bunetta, Dann Huff, Rhett; new single: “Look What God Gave Her”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour; Merch) |
(The Valory Music Co. / Big Machine) |
| Justin Rutledge (Juno Award-winning alt-country artist) | “Passages” (producers: Rutledge, Chris Stringer; first single: “Good Man”; See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Outside Music) |
| Sacred Paws (Glasgow-based indie pop duo) | “Run Around the Sun” (first single: “The Conversation”; See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) |
(Merge) |
| Doug Seegers | “A Story I Got To Tell” (first single: “Demond Seed”; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) |
(BMG Rights Management) |
| Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band | “The Traveler” (first single: “Woman Like You”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) |
(Concord) |
| Soundwalk Collective with Patti Smith | “The Peyote Dance” (collaborative album inspired by French poet Antonin Artaud; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) |
(Bella Union) |
| Juan Wauters | “Introducing Juan Pablo” (first single: “Letter”; Hear here; Vinyl; iTunes) |
(Captured Tracks) |
Reissues (CDs / Vinyl)
| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| Hootie & The Blowfish | “Cracked Rear View (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)” (1994 album; remastered, with their five-song 1992 EP “Kootchypop,” a live recording of their Feb. 3, 1995, show at Nick’s Fat City in Pittsburgh, and other rarities; Vinyl; On Tour) |
(Rhino / Atlantic) |
| Susan Boyle | “TEN” (17-track compilation of her favorite songs from the past 10 years, along with four new songs; See/read here; Amazon UK; Download; iTunes) |
(Syco Music / Columbia) |
Next Week: June 7, 2019
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