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New Releases

“The Last Balloon,” Tank and the Bangas – May 15

“For Love of Grace & the Hereafter,” Iceage – May 29

“Neverending,” Monolord – May 29

“Philadelphia’s been good to me,” Kurt Vile – May 29

“Eyes Full,” Zoh Amba – June 5

“A Beautiful Life,” Dailey & Vincent – June 12

“Terrestrials,” Pond – June 19

“Unified Field,” Emperor X – June 26

“Sungazer,” The Temper Trap – July 10

“Ever the Optimist,” Trashcan Sinatras – Download: July 10; CD + Vinyl: July 31

“Act III,” Kasabian – July 17

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Reissues

“Helluva Band,” Angel – May 22

“Live From Asbury Park 2024,” Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band – May 29

“8-Tracks,” Pink Floyd – June 5

“The Best of Triumph,” Triumph – June 12

Vinyl

“Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number,” Aaliyah – May 15

“The Cat Walk,” Donald Byrd – May 15

“Fly Like an Eagle (50th Anniversary Picture Disc),” Steve Miller Band – May 15

“Foiled,” Blue October – May 29

“Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite (30th Anniversary),” Maxwell – June 5

“Tony Rice,” Tony Rice – June 5

“Wildest Dreams (30th Anniversary Edition),” Tina Turner – June 26

Music Books

“Holding Lightning: The Life, Loves, and Art of Whitney Houston,” Emily Lordi – Sept. 29

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Just Released

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“(POST)-Negative Colour,” The Giving Moon (Chicago rock band’s third album; Hear here; Sunny Records)

“Perfect Woman Sound Machine, Vol. 1,” Katie Alice Greer (Hear here; GAK Records)

“April,” The Riflebirds of Portland (1989 cassette-only debut album; newly restored with producer Marvin Etzioni; Hear here; Regional Records)

“THE SOLDIERS OF SOUND,” shane steven sand (producer: Adam Gallant; Hear here; shane steven sand)

And it's one, two, three / What are we fighting for?

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Bad Angel, Anyma x LISA 
2 or 3, The Lemon Twigs 
Hands in the Dirt, SUSTO 
Watch You Cry, Hyd 
Noir ke, Kuru 
CRASH OUT SEASON, The High Curbs 
Falling Out of Love, Taylor Dallas Vidic 
Too Bright, TOBEHONEST x WELKER 
DNR, Aly Navarro 
All or Nothing, FIGHTMASTER 
Double Play, Rad Owl 
Ave Maria, The Essence of the Universe 
Elizabeth, Ryan O’Reilly 
Paper Towel Ballad, Kyle Morgan 
Already Dead, Thomas Duxbury and New Mother Nature 
The Wrong End of Your Rifle, The Joy Thieves 
No Man’s Gland, Jesus Cringe 
YOUR LOVE, Scott Parker Allen 
Songwriter, John Galea 
Who We Used To Be, Russell Jamie Johnson 
Man on the Moon, MoBlack, Mx Cartier & Neyl 
Dance into the Dark, Julian Hunt 
Lucian & Francis, Plain Mister Smith & Tyson Motsenbocker 
You’re Alright, Victory Kid 
DHS Inc., 1 Umbrella 
Poison, J Mau & The Kiss Off 
Dangerous Game, Scott Fisher 
Overrated, June Rest 
Mr Get up In Dere, Maserati Bud 
Highway Man, Silverada 
Giddy Up, Jacquie Roar 
Side2Side, Dopesickfly 
Any Other Way, Who On Earth 
Something Tells Me Everything Will Be Alright, Amy Melissen & Lee Stivers 
In Real Life, Sparkle Blood 
Waltz of Time, Grasstime 

R.I.P.

Scott Aiges (former music critic at The Times-Picayune and producer of festivals for New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation)

Albert Mazibuko (Ladysmith Black Mambazo)

Donn Landee (longtime Van Halen engineer and co-producer)

This Week In … 1974

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “Hooked On a Feeling,” Blue Swede 

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “The Loco-Motion,” Grand Funk Railroad (from No. 38 to No. 22)        

Highest Debut (No. 73) – “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing,” Stevie Wonder 

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “You Make Me Feel Brand New,” The Stylistics (from No. 70 to No. 48) 

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Beyond the Blue Horizon,” Lou Christie 

No. 1 Album – “John Denver’s Greatest Hits,” John Denver

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Seasons in the Sun,” Terry Jacks

No. 1 Album – “The Singles 1969-1973,” Carpenters

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Sunshine on My Shoulders,” John Denver

No. 1 Album – “Tubular Bells,” Mike Oldfield

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

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