Updates + Additions

New Releases

“Inferno,” Boards of Canada – May 29

“NATURE IS HEALING,” horsegiirL – June 5

“An Eraser and a Maze,” Modest Mouse – June 5

“VSQ Performs SZA,” Vitamin String Quartet – June 12

“Second to None,” The Get Alongs – June 19

“Orion/Mother,” Alex Zhang Hungtai – June 19

“The Ground Above,” Beth Orton – June 26

“Lordy,” Houndmouth – July 10

“Loveland,” Suki Waterhouse – July 10

“Sunny Day,” Sandollar – July 17

“Shiverstruck,” IAN SWEET – July 24

“A*POP,” Tyla – July 24

“The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales,” Shaboozey – July 31

“TANZNEID,” Electric Callboy – Aug. 7

“The Curse of Public Opinion,” Public Opinion – Aug. 7

“Fat Cat,” Delilah Holliday – Aug. 28

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Reissues

“Children of the Sun,” Billy Thorpe – new release date: June 5

“God Bless the Band,” Courteeners – Aug. 28

Vinyl

“Tippin’ On Through,” Curtis Amy – June 5

“The End of the Innocence,” Don Henley – June 5

“The Prophet,” Cal Tjader – June 19

Music Books

“The Other Side of the Dream: My life in and out of Blondie,” Clem Burke – Sept. 8

“Playing the Changes: A Musician’s Memoir,” Colin James – Sept. 22

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Just Released

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“Verses Under My Shadow,” Rafael Greco (Hear here; Blue Canoe)

“Ampersand On The Beach,” The Vegetarians (Swedish-American prog duo’s new album includes a 48-minute suite; Hear here; Annellssongs)

“Strangely Beautiful,” Betty Moon (six-song EP; Hear here; Evolver Music)

“Tales From The Tall Pines,” The Tall Pines (new single: “Abducted by Love”; Hear here; The Tall Pines)

“Soul Condition,” Darin & Brooke Aldridge (guests: John Cowan, Jason Crabb, Sonya Isaacs Yeary, Becky Isaacs Bowman; Hear here; Billy Blue Records)

“lend a boy a Gun,” Zee Alexander (Hear here; makker)

“Linen of Words,” Annick Odom (producers: Odom, Whitaker Fineberg; guest: Old Crow Medicine Show’s Chance McCoy; Hear here; Annick Odom)

“Entropy,” Foxtide (San Diego indie rock band’s second album; Hear here; Position Music)

“Bluestronica: Electric Delta Beats,” various artists (Hear here; Bluestronica)

Some dance to remember / Some dance to forget

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

With This Tear, Prince 
Ride Lonesome, Beck 
Imbuya, Butthole Surfers 
Blackstar, Crown Lands 
When I’m Stoned, Shooter Jennings feat. Willie Nelson 
Head Alight, Basement 
Spring summer, Smerz 
Winner, Products Band 
Dance in the USA, Show Me the Body 
Out in the Country, Ben Chapman 
Lightning Rod, Holland Andrews & Methods Body 
I Think I’m Ready Now, Ruth Garbus 
Love U the Same, Izzy Oram Brown 
My Own Beauty, Pouty 
Ready to Run, Samantha Harlow 
For the First Time, Taylor Williams 
Girl on the Run, Vandoliers 
Kairo Static, Akhavelli 
Modern American Nightmare (Wake Up), Romanticide 
See How It Sounds, Payton Smith 
MYHEADBANGS!, Your Pretty Face 
Sorry, Scarlett Macfarlane 
Woman Like You, Michele Ducci 
Come On, The Get Alongs 
Letter to Elon, Mr. Dinkles 
Sick Minute, Pope 
Quit, Kelsey Olivia 
Good Ol’ USA, The Kody Norris Show 
Great Value Childers, Moonlight Mile 
Tennessee Dead, Brand New Box of Matches 

R.I.P.

Dave Mason (Rock Hall legend and Traffic co-founder)

Gregg Foreman (The Delta 72)

Alan Osmond (oldest member of the Osmonds)

Craig Krampf (Nashville session drummer)

Paul Armstrong (co-founding guitarist of The Flashcubes)

Wayne Moss (Nashville session guitar great)

This Week In … 1975

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “Philadelphia Freedom,” The Elton John Band

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “He Don’t Love You (Like I Love You),” Tony Orlando & Dawn (from No. 23 to No. 5) 

Highest Debut (No. 77) – “Trampled Under Foot,” Led Zeppelin 

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “When Will I Be Loved,” Linda Ronstadt (from No. 81 to No. 52)

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Growin’,” Loggins & Messina

No. 1 Album – “Physical Graffiti,” Led Zeppelin

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Bye Bye Baby,” Bay City Rollers 

No. 1 Album – “The Best of The Stylistics,” The Stylistics

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Philadelphia Freedom,” The Elton John Band 

No. 1 Album – “Physical Graffiti,” Led Zeppelin

Dedicated to Ginny and Winnie. We miss you, girls. 

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