| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| About A Mile (Christian rock trio) | “Trust You All the Way” (producer: Ian Eskelin; new single: “Trust You All the Way”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Radiate Music) |
| The Answer (Northern Irish rockers) | “Solas” (producers: Andy Bradfield, Avril Mackintosh; first single: “Beautiful World”; Hear here) |
(Napalm) |
| Avenged Sevenfold | “The Stage” (new drummer: Brooks Wackerman; See here; MP3) |
(Capitol) |
| Kurt Baker Combo | “In Orbit” (first single: “Baby’s Gone Bad”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Wicked Cool / The Orchard) |
| Lou Barlow | “Apocalypse Fetish” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Joyful Noise Recordings) |
| Brandt Brauer Frick (Berlin dance trio) | “Joy” (first single: “You Can Buy My Love”; See here; MP3) |
(Because Music) |
| Jimmy Buffett | “‘Tis the SeaSon” (his first holiday album in 20 years; MP3) |
(Mailboat) |
| Cerrone | “Red Lips” (guests: Nile Rodgers, Aloe Blacc, Kiesza, Yasmin, Brendan Reilly, Alexis Taylor of Hot Chip; See here; MP3) |
(Because Music) |
| Kenny Chesney | “Cosmic Hallelujah” (producers: Chesney, Buddy Cannon; guest: P!nk; first single: “Noise”; Hear here; Read here) |
(Blue Chair / Columbia Nashville) |
| Crowbar | “The Serpent Only Lies” (the New Orleans sludge masters’ 11th album; Hear here) |
(eOne Music) |
| CRX (new band fronted by The Strokes lead guitarist Nick Valensi) | “New Skin” (producer: Josh Homme; first single: “Ways to Fake It”; Hear here; MP3) | (Columbia) |
| Lori Cullen | “Sexsmith Swinghammer Songs” (collaborating with Kurt Swinghammer and Ron Sexsmith; Hear here; MP3) |
(True North) |
| Datura4 (Western Australian rock quartet) | “Hairy Mountain” (first single: “Fools Gold Rush”; See here; MP3) |
(Alive Naturalsound) |
| Neil Diamond | “Acoustic Christmas” (producers: Jacknife Lee, Don Was; Vinyl; Barnes & Noble-exclusive Translucent Red Vinyl; Target Exclusive, with two extra tracks) |
(Capitol) |
| Nina Diaz (lead singer of Girl In A Coma) | “The Beat Is Dead” (second single: “Trick Candle”; See here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(Cosmica) |
| Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein | “Stranger Things (A Netflix Original Series) – Volume Two” |
(Lakeshore) |
| Dope | “Blood Money Part 1” (Hear here; MP3) |
(eOne Music) |
| Lara Downes (San Francisco-born pianist) | “America Again” (Hear here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(Sono Luminus) |
| Brett Eldredge | “Glow” (11-song Christmas album; producers: Rob Mounsey, Jay Newland; guest: Meghan Trainor; Hear here; Target Exclusive, with three extra tracks) |
(Atlantic Nashville) |
| Kurt Elling | “The Beautiful Day: Kurt Elling Sings Christmas” (the Grammy-winning jazz singer’s first holiday album; Hear here) |
(OKeh / Sony Masterworks) |
| Tommy Emmanuel | “Christmas Memories” (Hear here; MP3) |
(CGP Sounds) |
| Empire of the Sun | “Two Vines” (producers: Empire of the Sun, Peter Mayes; guests: Lindsey Buckingham, Wendy Melvoin, and Bowie pianist Henry Hey and bassist Tim Lefebvre; first single: “High and Low”; Hear here; Read here; Amazon-exclusive Green Vinyl; MP3; MP3 Deluxe Edition; Target Exclusive, with four extra tracks) |
(Astralwerks) |
| Alejandro Escovedo | “Burn Something Beautiful” (producers: Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey; first single: “Heartbeat Smile”; Hear here; Vinyl; MP3) |
(Fantasy) |
| Jackie Evancho | “Someday at Christmas” (Hear here) |
(Sony Masterworks) |
| Wayne Hancock | “Slingin’ Rhythm” (Hear here; MP3) |
(Bloodshot) |
| Happy Place (NYC noise rock band) | “Northfield” (See here) | (Exit Stencil) |
| Helmet | “Dead to the World” (the band’s first album in six years; producer: frontman Page Hamilton; Hear here) |
(earMUSIC) |
| Honeyblood (Glasgow band) | “Babes Never Die” (producer: James Dring; new single: “Sea Hearts”; Hear here; MP3) |
(FatCat) |
| Honus Honus (Man Man frontman) | “Use Your Delusion” (Hear here) | (Honus Honus) |
| Hoots and Hellmouth (Philly rock quartet) | “In the Trees” (first single: “Diction”; Hear here) |
(Hoots and Hellmouth) |
| Jeezy | “Trap or Die 3” (guests: Lil Wayne, French Montana, Yo Gotti, Bankroll Fresh, Plies, Chris Brown; Hear here; MP3) |
(Def Jam) |
| Jessy J | “California Christmas” (guests: Jeff Lorber, Paul Brown, Maurice Smith, Jay Rowe, Michael Thompson; Hear here; MP3) |
(Changi) |
| Kidz Bop Kids | “Kidz Bop Christmas” |
(Kidz Bop) |
| Madness | “Can’t Touch Us Now” (first single: “Mr. Apples”; Hear here; See here; MP3) |
(Polydor) |
| Mannequin Pussy (Philly punk-pop band) | “Romantic” (Hear here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(Tiny Engines) |
| Matt Bianco & New Cool Collective | “The Things You Love” (Hear here; MP3) |
(earMUSIC) |
| Michael Mayer (German techno DJ and co-founder of Kompakt Records) | “&” (guests: Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard, Friendly Fires’ Ed Macfarlane, Roman Flügel, Prins Thomas, etc.; Hear here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(!K7) |
| Bear McCreary | “Outlander: The Series – Original Television Soundtrack: Season 2” (Hear here; MP3) |
(Madison Gate) |
| Memphis May Fire | “This Light I Hold” (guests: Jacoby Shaddix, Larry Soliman; first single: “Carry On”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Rise) |
| Kacey Musgraves | “A Very Kacey Christmas” (producers: Musgraves, Misa Arriaga, Kyle Ryan; guests: Willie Nelson, Leon Bridges, The Quebe Sisters; Read here) |
(Mercury Nashville) |
| Muuy Biien (Athens, Ga., quintet) | “Age of Uncertainty” (producer: David Barbe; first single: “Another Chore”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Autumn Tone) |
| Nada Surf | “Peaceful Ghosts (Live with the Babelsberg Film Orchestra)” (shows with the FM4 Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Babelsberg Film Orchestra; Hear here) |
(Barsuk) |
| Jennifer Nettles | “To Celebrate Christmas” (featuring Christmas standards, plus “Circle of Love,” written by Dolly Parton; guests: Idina Menzel, Andra Day; Hear here) |
(Big Machine) |
| Daniel O’Donnell | “I Have a Dream: Classic Songs From the Seventies” (See here; Read here) |
(U.K. – DMG TV) |
| The Olympians | “The Olympians” (NYC band includes members of The Dap-Kings, Lee Fields & the Expressions, Menahan Street Band, Budos Band, etc.; Hear here) |
(Daptone) |
| The Piano Guys | “Uncharted” (Hear here; Target Exclusive, with two extra tracks) |
(Portrait) |
| The Pop Group (seminal punk/funk band) | “Honeymoon on Mars” (producers: Dennis Bovell, Hank Shocklee; first single: “Zipperface”; Hear here; Deluxe Edition) |
(Freaks R Us) |
| Rebelution | “Live at Red Rocks” (recorded in June 2015; See here; MP3) |
(Easy Star) |
| LeAnn Rimes | “Remnants” (new single: “How to Kiss a Boy”; Hear here; MP3) |
(RCA) |
| Jenni Rivera | “Paloma Negra Desde Monterrey” (volume 3 of her last performance recorded live from Monterrey, Mexico, on Dec. 8, 2012, a day before the Latin legend was killed in a plane crash; MP3) |
(Fonovisa) |
| Jack Savoretti (Italian-English singer-songwriter) | “Sleep No More” (producers: Mark Ralph, Sam Dixon, Matty Benbrook, Cam Blackwood, Steve Robson; first single: “When We Were Lovers”; See here; MP3) |
(BMG Rights Management) |
| She & Him | “Christmas Party” (Hear here; Amazon-exclusive Deluxe Edition) |
(Columbia) |
| Slothrust | “Everyone Else” (first single: “Horseshoe Crab”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Dangerbird) |
| Jordan Smith (season 9 winner of NBC’s “The Voice”) | “Tis the Season” (producer: David Foster; guests: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Maria Aleida; Hear here) |
(Republic) |
| Dee Snider | “We Are the Ones” (producer: Damon Ranger; Hear here; MP3) |
(Red River / BFD / RED) |
| Snowapple (Amsterdam folk-pop trio) | “Tracks” (Hear here) |
(Zip) |
| Straight No Chaser | “I’ll Have Another … Christmas Album” (first single: “Feels Like Christmas,” feat. Jana Kramer; Hear here; MP3; Target Exclusive, with two extra tracks) |
(Atlantic) |
| Aaron Lee Tasjan | “Silver Tears” (first single: “Little Movies”; Hear here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(New West) |
| Testament | “The Brotherhood of the Snake” (producer: Andy Sneap; Hear here; Read here) |
(Nuclear Blast) |
| David Teie | “Music for Cats” (Hear here; Read here) | (Universal) |
| Tove Lo | “Lady Wood” (first single: “Cool Girl”; Hear here; MP3) |
(Island) |
| Tower (NYC rock quintet) | “Tower” (first single: “Party [Ready to Roll]”; Hear here; MP3) | (The End) |
| TOY | “Clear Shot” (guests: Voigt & Voigt, Miss Kittin, Hauschka, Burger, Roman Flügel, Gui Boratto, Ed Macfarlane, Kölsch, Joe Goddard, Agoria, etc.; Hear here; NPR First Listen; MP3) |
(PIAS America) |
| Various artists | “Broad City (Original Series Soundtrack)” (Hear here; MP3; Urban Outfitters-exclusive Vinyl) | (Milan / Comedy Central) |
| Various artists | “Narcos: More Music From The Netflix Original Series / Volume 1,” “Narcos: More Music From The Netflix Original Series / Volume 2” | (Lakeshore) |
| Peter White | “Groovin'” (Hear here) |
(Heads Up) |
| Whores. (Atlanta power trio) | “Gold.” (producer: Ryan Boesch; first single: “Playing Poor”; Hear here) | (eOne Music) |
| Daniel Woolhouse | “What’s That Sound?” (producer: Woolhouse; first single: “What’s That Sound?”; Hear here; MP3) | (PIAS America) |
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| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| Blop! (electropop band from Argentina) | “ADN” (producer: Blop!; first single: “Jugando”; Hear here) |
(Exzéntrica, Oct. 30) |
| Carla dal Forno (Berlin-based artist) | “You Know What It’s Like” (first single: “Fast Moving Cars”; Hear here; See here) |
(Blackest Ever Black) |
| Luke De-Sciscio | “Gossamer Rose” (producer: Robin Tidy; Hear here) | (Source Mountain, Nov. 2) |
| Equador | “Bones of Man” (See here) | (Pegdoll) |
| Girl Tears (L.A. punk trio) | “Woke Against the Tide” (Hear here) |
(Sinderlyn) |
| Goodnight Tonight (Kent, Ohio, alt-rock quartet) | “Parasites” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Goodnight Tonight, Oct. 30) |
| Raggs Gustaffe (Seattle hip-hop artist) | “I Want a Love I Can Feel” (Hear here) |
(100 Proof Inc., Oct. 30) |
| Levy & The Oaks (Asbury Park-based indie-rock band) | “Levy & The Oaks” (first single: “Slowly in the Water”; Hear here) | (Levy & The Oaks) |
| Givan Lötz | “MAW” (producer: Lötz; mastering engineer: Jacob van der Westuizen; first single: “Watchtower”; Hear here) |
(Other Electricities) |
” ‘MAW’ is written to describe a speculative visionary present or future where the myth of progress has failed and knowledge has been lost in a radical process of re-wilding both the landscape and humankind,” Lötz tells P&P. “Rather than each song following a traditional narrative arc or story, each is simply a detailed vignette of an aspect of this culture. It’s like a catalogue of a culture but most of the pages are missing — so we’re left with only a few fragments from which to imagine a story.”
| The Loving Mary Band (country-rock group includes Rebecca Lynn Howard and Marti Frederiksen) | “Little Bit of Love” (first single: “Little Bit of Love”; Hear here) | (Round Hill Music) |
| Tkay Maidza (Australia-via-Zimbabwe rapper) | “Tkay” (guest: Killer Mike; first single: “Carry On”; See here) | (Downtown / Interscope) |
| Marty Manous | “Know My Name” (producer: Sketch Ellis; first single: “Know My Name”; Hear here) |
(Lucky Street Music, Oct. 27) |
| Max (formerly of Chester French) | “Van Dyke Brown” (Hear/read here) |
(Max Drummey, Oct. 31) |
| Miniature Tigers | “I Dreamt I Was a Cowboy” (new single: “Nobody Else”; Hear here) |
(Yebo Music) |
| Kip Moore | “Underground” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(MCA Nashville) |
| rabbitfoot capers (Bristol, U.K.-based band) | “bell hooks and bottle caps” (producer: James Caldwell; Hear here) | (Roebuck, Oct. 31) |
| Jasmine Rodgers (daughter of Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers) | “Blood Red Sun” (producers: Sean Genockey, Dan Carey; Hear here) |
(Jasmine Rodgers) |
| Sir Rosevelt (dance-pop side project for Zac Brown) | “Sir Rosevelt” (first single: “Sunday Finest”; Hear here; Read here) |
(Pimpinist, LLC) |
| Cole Swindell | “Down Home Sessions III” (five-song EP; See here) |
(Warner) |
| Telamor (Boston rock veteran Tom Hauck) | “Good Bad Love” (producers: Hauck, Warren Babson; guest: Tony Goddess; first single: “Count the Days”; Hear here) |
(Olex Music, Nov. 1) |
| Trent Tomlinson | “That’s What’s Working Right Now” (Hear here) |
(Mucho Love Music) |
| Maria Usbeck | “Amparo – Remix EP” (remixers include Project Pablo, Jensen Sportag, Tempelhof and Kaazi; Hear here) |
(Cascine) |
| Steve Wariner | “All Over the Map” (his 20th album; producer: Wariner; guests: Duane Eddy, Eric Johnson, Tommy Emmanuel, Ricky Skaggs, John Knowles, Ryan Wariner, Jack Pearson; Hear here) |
(SelecTone) |
| Nikki Yanofsky | “Solid Gold EP” (six songs; producer: Wyclef Jean; Hear here) |
(A440 Entertainment) |
| The Youngest (Chicago rock quartet) | “See It Through” (producer: Brian Deck; guest: Wilco’s Pat Sansone; first single: “Built To Last”; See here) | (The Youngest) |
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| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| Marc Almond | “Trials of Eyeliner: The Anthology 1979/2016” (career-spanning 10-CD box set) |
(U.K. – UMC) |
| Mose Allison | “I’m Not Talkin’: The Song Stylings of Mose Allison 1957-1972” (24 tracks; Read here) | (U.K. – BGP / Ace) |
| Joan Baez | “Live in ’75” |
(Air Cuts) |
| Black (aka Colin Vearncombe, who died Jan. 26, 2016) | “Any Colour You Like (Deluxe Edition)” (2011 compilation, with a second CD containing 10 more tracks; Hear here) |
(U.K. – Weatherbox) |
| Chrome | “Box II – 1983-1995” (11-CD box set; MP3) |
(Cleopatra) |
| Miles Davis Quintet | “Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions” (four-CD box set) |
(Prestige) |
| Dead or Alive | “Sophisticated Boom Box MMXVI (Amazon Exclusive Edition)” (17-CD, two-DVD box set containing eight albums, rarities, previously unreleased remixes, music videos and “Rip It Up Live”) |
(U.K. – Edsel) |
| DJ Shadow | “Endtroducing…. (Deluxe Edition)” (1996 album; three-CD expanded edition; Vinyl) |
(Mercury / UMe) |
| The Donnas | “Spend the Night (Expanded Edition)” (2002 album; remastered, with five bonus tracks; Read here) |
(U.K. – Cherry Red) |
| Philip Glass | “Philip Glass – The Complete Sony Recordings” (24-CD box set) |
(Sony Classical) |
| Bobby Hebb (the late composer/singer of “Sunny”) | “That’s All I Wanna Know” (2005 album, featuring a remake of “Sunny” with Astrid North; remastered; Hear here; Vinyl) |
(Trocadero) |
| Hello (British glam-rock band) | “Hello – The Albums” (four-CD, 74-song box set; Hear here; Read here) |
(U.K. – 7Ts / Cherry Red) |
| Alan Jackson | “Precious Memories Collection” (Walmart-exclusive two-CD set includes 2012’s “Precious Memories” and 2013’s “Precious Memories Volume II,” with two new songs, “It’s All About Him” and “That’s the Way”) |
(ACR / EMI Records Nashville) |
| Elton John | “Elton John [Vinyl]” (1970 album), “17-11-70 [Vinyl]” (1971 album), “Madman Across the Water [Vinyl]” (1971 album), “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy [Vinyl]” (1975 album), “Too Low for Zero [Vinyl]” (1983 album), “Songs from the West Coast [Vinyl]” (2001 album; limited-edition vinyl box set, sold exclusively at Burberry stores; Read here) |
(Rocket Music, Nov. 1) |
| Rozetta Johnson | “A Woman’s Way: The Complete Rozetta Johnson 1961-1975” (Read here) | (U.K. – Kent / Ace) |
| Lighthouse | “Good Day” (1974 album; remastered) |
(Prog Temple) |
| Magic Mushroom Band (U.K. ’80s-’90s neo-psychedelic/free festival band) | “Pictures In My Mind: Anthology 1984-1994” (31-track compilation; Read here) |
(U.K. – Cherry Red) |
| The Music | “The Music (Deluxe Edition)” (2002 album; remastered; two-CD set, with 16 bonus tracks; See here; Read here), “Welcome to the North (Deluxe Edition)” (2004 album; remastered; two-CD set, with 15 bonus tracks, including 10 remixes; See here; Read here) |
(U.K. – Edsel / Demon Music Group) |
| My Dying Bride | “Meisterwerk III” (three-CD, 29-song retrospective, with 16-page color booklet) |
(Peaceville) |
| Roy Orbison | “The Ultimate Collection” (26-song career-spanning collection, including hits with The Traveling Wilburys; Read here; MP3) |
(Legacy) |
| Santana | “Lotus [Super Audio CD]” (1974 album; remastered) |
(Audio Fidelity) |
| Phil Seymour | “The London and Los Angeles Unreleased Sessions” (subtitled “Phil Seymour Archive Series Volume 4”; 14 songs; Track list) |
(Sunset Blvd.) |
| Ringo Starr | “Photograph: The Very Best of Ringo Starr” |
(Capitol) |
| Tales of Justine | “Petals From a Sunflower: Complete Recordings 1967-69” (21 songs; Hear here) | (Cherry Red) |
| Tower of Power | “Bump City / Tower of Power” (1972 and 1973 albums; remastered, with bonus single edits of “You’re Still a Young Man” and “What Is Hip?”; Read here) |
(U.K. – SoulMusic / Cherry Red) |
| Various artists | “Beatfreak! Rare and Obscure British Beat 1966-1969, Volume 3” (featuring tracks by Boston Show Band, The Guards, Isle of Wight Cherokees, Good Vibrations, The Four Pennies, Mick and Malcolm, The Ivy League, etc.) |
(Particles) |
| Various artists | “Keb Darge Presents The Best of Legendary Deep Funk” (to mark BBE’s 20th anniversary, Darge selects 21 greatest hits from his “Deep Funk” series; Vinyl) | (BBE Music) |
| Various artists | “French Disco Boogie Sounds Vol. 2 (1978-1985, Selected by Charles Maurice)” (compiled by DJ and collector Charles Maurice; Hear/read here; Vinyl) | (Favorite Recordings) |
| Various artists | “Girls Gonna Bop: Rockin’ Girls From the Late ’50s” (25-song compilation, curated by Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley, featuring rockabilly legends such as Wanda Jackson and Ella Mae Morse; Read here) | (U.K. – Croydon Municipal / Cherry Red) |
| Various artists | “The Girls Want the Boys! Sweden’s Beat Girls 1964-1970” (24 tracks; Hear/read here) | (U.K. – Ace) |
| Various artists | “LateNightTales: David Holmes” (19 songs handpicked by the DJ/producer; Vinyl) | (LateNightTales) |
| Various artists | “Living Stereo – The Remastered Collector’s Edition” (60-CD box set) | (Sony Classical) |
| Various artists | “Mozart 225: The New Complete Edition” (200-CD box set, with two hardback books, four art prints, etc.; Hear here; Read here) | (Decca) |
| Various artists | “Ricordare – The Songs Of Ennio Morricone” (21 tracks; Hear/read here) | (U.K. – Ace) |
| Various artists | “Soho Expresso” (24-song collection of coffee bar sounds from 1950s and ’60s London; Read here) | (U.K. – Croydon Municipal / Cherry Red) |
| Various artists | “Super Duper Love: Mainstream Hits & Rarities 1973-76” (24 tracks; Read here) | (U.K. – Kent / Ace) |
| Zager & Evans | “In the Year 2525: The RCA Masters 1969-1970” (two-CD set includes the albums “2525 [Exordium and Terminus]” and “Zager & Evans” with four non-LP bonus tracks, including the censored version of “Mr. Turnkey”) |
(U.K. – Tune In / Cherry Red) |
| Hans Zimmer | “Hans Zimmer – The Classics” |
(Sony Classical) |
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| Artist: | Title: | Label: |
| Razzy Bailey | “The Essential Razzy Bailey – The RCA Years (1978-1984)” (19 songs) |
(RCA / Legacy) |
| Band of Merrymakers (holiday supergroup) | “Welcome to Our Christmas Party” (2015 album; with a new track, “A Very Merry Medley”; Hear/read here; See here) |
(Portrait / Sony Masterworks) |
| Henson Cargill | “The Essential Henson Cargill” (27 songs) |
(Legacy) |
| The Click | “Money & Muscle” (2001 album) |
(Jive / Legacy) |
| Les Dudek | “Gypsy Ride” (1981 album) |
(Columbia / Legacy) |
| Johnny Duncan | “The Essential Johnny Duncan” (23 songs) |
(Columbia Nashville / Legacy) |
| Hoosier Hot Shots | “The Essential Hoosier Hot Shots” (35 songs) |
(Columbia / Legacy) |
| Nat Stuckey | “The Very Best of Nat Stuckey” (16 songs) |
(RCA / Legacy) |
| Trembling Bells & Bonnie “Prince” Billy | “The Bonnie Bells of Oxford” (2013 live recording; Hear here) | (Tin Angel) |
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| Artist(s)/cast: | Title: | Studio: |
| Bob Dylan | “No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition) [DVD]” (Blu-ray) |
(Capitol) |
| Philip Glass & Robert Wilson | “Philip Glass & Robert Wilson: Einstein on the Beach [DVD]” (an opera in four acts; Blu-ray) |
(Opus Arte) |
| Sam Heughan, Graham McTavish, et al | “Outlander: Season Two [DVD]” (five discs; Blu-ray) |
(Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) |
| Sharon Jones | “Miss Sharon Jones! [DVD]” (2016 documentary; See here) |
(Anchor Bay) |
| Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn, et al | “Bad Moms [DVD]” (2016 film; Blu-ray + DVD) | (Universal Studios Home Entertainment) |
| Anson Mount, Colm Meaney, Common, et al | “Hell on Wheels: The Complete Series [DVD]” (17-disc box set; Blu-ray) | (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) |
| Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Simon Pegg, et al | “Star Trek Beyond [DVD]” (2016 film; Blu-ray + DVD; Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + DVD; 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray; 4K UHD/3D/Digital HD Gift Set; Target Double Exclusive: Collectible Character Cards & Bonus Content) |
(Paramount) |
| Iggy Pop | “Post Pop Depression Live at The Royal Albert Hall [DVD]” (three discs; Blu-ray) |
(Eagle Rock) |
| Santana | “Live at the House of Blues Las Vegas [DVD]” (March 21, 2016, show, with special guest Ronald Isley; Blu-ray) |
(Eagle Vision) |
| Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Garner, Christopher Walken, et al | “Nine Lives [DVD]” (2016 film; Blu-ray + DVD) | (20th Century Fox) |
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| Subject/ Author(s): | Title: | Publisher: |
| AC/DC | “AC/DC: Experience the Original Monsters of Rock” (Hardcover; author: Jerry Ewing) |
(Carlton Books) |
| Bon Jovi | “Bon Jovi: The Story” (Hardcover; author: Bryan Reesman) |
(Sterling) |
| Kurt Boone | “Subway Beats: Celebrating New York City Buskers” (Hardcover) | (Schiffer) |
| David Bowie | “Bowie A-Z: The Life of an Icon from Aladdin Sane to Ziggy Stardust” (Paperback; author: Steve Wide; illustrator: Libby Vanderploeg) |
(Smith Street Books) |
| Bill Dahl | “The Art of the Blues: A Visual Treasury of Black Music’s Golden Age” (Hardcover) | (University of Chicago Press) |
| Corrigan Daniel | “Heyday: 35 Years of Music in Minneapolis – The Photography of Corrigan Daniel” (Hardcover; co-author: Danny Sigelman) | (Minnesota Historical Society Press) |
| Jacques Denis | “Total Records: Photography and the Art of the Album Cover” (Paperback) | (Aperture) |
| Jimi Hendrix | “Hendrix on Hendrix: Interviews and Encounters with Jimi Hendrix” (Hardcover; edited by Steven Roby) |
(Chicago Review Press) |
| Led Zeppelin | “Led Zeppelin: The Stories Behind Every Led Zeppelin Song” (Flexibound; author: Chris Welch) |
(Carlton Books) |
| John Lennon | “Lennon on Lennon: Conversations with John Lennon” (Hardcover; author: Jeff Burger) |
(Chicago Review Press) |
| James McBride | “Kill ‘Em and Leave: Searching for James Brown and the American Soul” (Paperback) | (Spiegel & Grau) |
| Metallica | “Metallica: Experience Heavy Metal’s Biggest Band” (Hardcover; author: Jerry Ewing) |
(Carlton Books) |
| Tommy Mottola | “A New America: How Music Reshaped the Culture and Future of a Nation and Redefined My Life” (Hardcover; Kindle) | (Celebra) |
| Marc Myers | “Anatomy of a Song: The Oral History of 45 Iconic Hits That Changed Rock, R&B and Pop” (Hardcover) | (Grove Press) |
| Nirvana | “Nirvana: The Biggest Rock Band of the ’90s” (Hardcover; author: Gillian G. Gaar) |
(Carlton Books) |
| Queen | “Classic Queen” (Paperback; author: rock photographer Mick Rock) |
(The Overlook Press) |
| Seasick Steve | “Seasick Steve: Tales of a Travellin’ Man” (Paperback; author: Matthew Wright) |
(John Blake) |
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(Carlton Books) |
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(Penguin Random House) |
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