Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Far From the Sun,” Blind Revolution – March 13
“Monica,” Jack Harlow – March 13
“Good God / Baad Man,” Corrosion of Conformity – April 3
“Garden,” Kalyn Fay – April 3
“Slidemaster,” Rick Vito – April 3
“The Art of Acceptance,” Protoje – April 17
“The World Is to Dig,” They Might Be Giants – April 17
“Blue Water,” Gay Meat – April 24
“Orange,” White Fence – April 24
“Reverie,” Lolo Zouaï – April 24
“MUSICK,” Laibach – May 1
“Sandbox,” The All-American Rejects – May 15
“Apocalypse,” Crown Lands – May 15
“Little Wide Open,” Kevin Morby – May 15
“Stone Cold Anger,” Pro-Pain – May 15
“Ugly Duckling Union,” Lowertown – May 22
Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“Undercover (mostly),” Stew Cutler & Friends (his eighth album; producers: Cutler, Jerry Brooks, Gabe Caplan, Art Labriola; Hear here; Stew Cutler)
“Jaguar 777,” Jaguar 777 (Cleveland duo’s debut album; Hear here; Eleventh Hour Recording Company)
“Moanster,” Stereoseat (Hear here; Shake Like A Dino Records)
“Everyday Is Purgation,” Julian Never (Hear here; Mt.St.Mtn.)
“The Lighthouse, The Storm,” About You (Hear here; White Brick)
“whatever helps you sleep at night,” SAMSARA. (Hear here; SAMSARA.)
We always dreamed we'd make a lot of money / Oh but I don't mind being poor
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Wu-Tang, They Might Be Giants
DIRTY TECH, Kim Gordon
West Dakota Rose, Wyatt Ellis
Around and Around, Brit Taylor
Des montagnes de toi, Vendredi sur Mer
Jouissance, Oliver Birch
Cult Daddy, ill peach
NYC, deathcrash
Ignorance Is Bliss, Kira Lise
Tissues, ALT BLK ERA
It’s Okay Not to Be Okay, Jake Segura
Ebb & Flow, Argovia feat. Ross Jennings
Brown Liquor, Olivia Wolf
La Mentira y La Verdad, La Doña
U Like Me Dead, Ricky Hil
Justice Miscarried, Freycus
lies lies lies, The Undercover Dream Lovers
Wild Crowd, Rocklust
Alone for Valentines, Sarantos
Show Me What You Got, Kat Meoz
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Andrew Ranken (drummer and founding member of The Pogues)
Rafael Amador (co-founder of Pata Negra)
Dean Franklin (former contestant on “The Voice UK”)
Brad Arnold (lead singer of 3 Doors Down)
Greg Brown (founding Cake guitarist)
This Week In … 2002
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “U Got It Bad,” Usher
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Can’t Fight the Moonlight,” LeAnn Rimes (from No. 30 to No. 19)
Highest Debut (No. 54) – “Oops (Oh My),” Tweet
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Can’t Get You Out of My Head,” Kylie Minogue (from No. 50 to No. 33)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Brotha,” Angie Stone
No. 1 Album – “Drive,” Alan Jackson
In U.K.
(Source: Official Charts)
No. 1 Song – “Hero,” Enrique Iglesias
No. 1 Album – “Escape,” Enrique Iglesias
In Canada
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 Song – “My Sweet Lord,” George Harrison
No. 1 Album – “Drive,” Alan Jackson
Music News
> Recordings by 2Pac, Selena, Radiohead, Janet Jackson & More Inducted Into Grammy Hall of Fame | Billboard
> Gene Simmons Says Hip-Hop Music ‘Doesn’t Belong’ in Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | The Hollywood Reporter
> Britney Spears Sells Music Catalog, Other Rights to Primary Wave | Variety
Tour + Festival News
> J Balvin, Kali Uchis, and Fuerza Regida Lead Sueños 2026 Lineup | Rolling Stone
> The Used, Hot Mulligan, More Join Warped Tour 2026 Lineup | idobi
> Jimmy Eat World Plot ‘Bleed American’ Anniversary Tour | Pitchfork
> Eagles Add Two Sphere Dates After Don Henley Says Band Will ‘Probably’ Come to an End This Year | Variety
Dedicated to Ginny and Winnie. We miss you, girls.