Updates + Additions
New Releases
“A Day to Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1,” A Day to Remember – surprise release: Feb. 21
“Tresor,” Oslo Twins – March 14
“First Dance,” Maddox Batson – March 21
“The Place After This One,” Underoath – March 28
“Strangeland,” Eyed Jay – April 4
“Nobody Lives Here,” SYML – April 4
“… And What Was Left Behind,” Muscadine Bloodline – April 11
“Waves,” Frank Popp Ensemble – April 11
“Fimbulvinter,” Bjørn Riis – April 11
“We’re All Gonna Live,” Tony Kamel – April 18
“Thunderball,” Melvins – April 18
“Blurring Time,” Bells Larsen – April 25
“UNATØNED,” Machine Head – April 25
“Dylanology Live,” Joan Osborne – April 25
“Face Down in the Garden,” Tennis – April 25
“I’M A HURRICANE I’M A WOMAN IN LOVE,” Låpsley – May 2
“maybe it’s fine.,” Moncrieff – May 9
“There’s a Whole World Out There,” Arm’s Length – May 16
“Plæygirl,” MØ – May 16
“Cruel Joke,” Ken Pomeroy – May 16
“Afterglow,” Sleep Theory – May 16
“Confessions,” Louise – May 23
“Oar On, Penelope!,” The Minus 5 – May 30
“All the Quiet (Part II),” Joe Armon-Jones – June 13
New Music Friday: Feb. 21, 2025
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Vinyl
“Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack),” k.d. lang – March 28
“The English Patient (Original Soundtrack Recording),” Gabriel Yared – March 28
“Flight of the Conchords,” Flight of the Conchords – May 16
“Desire, I Want To Turn Into You: Everasking Edition,” Caroline Polachek – July 18






Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“The Little Ones,” James Felice (his debut solo album; new single: “The Giantess”; Hear here; Million Stars)
“Melody of a Memory,” Eem Triplin (Hear here; RCA)
“Ponyhustle,” Ponyhustle (Burlington, VT-based honky tonk band’s debut album; Hear here; Ponyhustle)
“Window Seat,” Cuchulain (Hear here; Kookadooks Productions)
“Be Real With Me,” Chatham Rabbits (producers: Austin McCombie, Saman Khoujinian; Hear here; Chatham Rabbits)
“Troubled Delight,” SICKY (British alt-pop artist’s third album; Hear here; SICKY)
“The Story of Sam Buckett,” Sounds of New Soma (Krautrock band’s 13th album; Hear here; Tonzonen Records/ Cargo)
“The Ray Bradbury Chronicles,” Levente (producer: Levente; new single: “There Will Come Soft Rains”; Hear here; Routenote)
If you believe in forever / Then life is just a one-night stand
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Rearrange My World / There’s a Field (That’s Only Yours), Daniel Caesar & Rex Orange County
All the Love Is Gone, Underoath
Confession, Louise
tonight, Nate Sib
Confines, Pan Amsterdam
Pure Love, Moe Bandy
doing my best, Hazlett
Love That’ll Never Be, The Dead Daisies
Slipping Away, Sons of Levin
Why Wouldn’t You Say So, Tora Luna feat. Deslynn Smith
life, Carla Aakre
Turtleneck, Maddie Regent
Wind, MAN LEE
Absence Makes the Heart Grow, Daffo
Worst Kind of Crush, Twinnie
be my love, Sarah Quintana feat. Emily Mikesell
Flowers, Satellite Park
Lykke, KIDSØ
When Night Equals Day, Phonseca
You Know Where I Belong, JSP
Lonely Hearts Club, LLOREN
What You’re Getting Yourself Into, Katie Fee
Coming Home, The Jaws of Brooklyn
Let the Praying Begin, Jamie James
Big Stage, Jon Lindsay
No Words Needed, June Rest
I Wanna Be, freroq feat. Lewy V
Red Eyes, Quicche
ForEva, Julian Shah-Tayler
Daydreams, Nadia Tagoe
Flower, MORE THAN JOHN
Unfolded, yamazaki
Dichotomy, Dave Miles
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Rick Buckler (The Jam drummer)
Jamie Muir (King Crimson percussionist)
Paquita la del Barrio (iconic Mexican singer-songwriter)
This Week In … 1987
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 Song – “Livin’ On a Prayer,” Bon Jovi
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Respect Yourself,” Bruce Willis (from No. 26 to No. 18) and “Mandolin Rain,” Bruce Hornsby & The Range (from No. 35 to No. 27)
Highest Debut (No. 45) – “Tonight, Tonight, Tonight,” Genesis
Biggest Movers Within the Hot 100 – “The Finer Things,” Steve Winwood (from No. 95 to No. 72)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “If I Say Yes,” Five Star
No. 1 Album – “Slippery When Wet,” Bon Jovi
In U.K.
(Source: Official Charts)
No. 1 Song – “Stand By Me,” Ben E. King
No. 1 Album – “The Phantom of the Opera (Original Cast Recording),” Michael Crawford, Sarah Brightman, et al
In Canada
(Source: RPM)
No. 1 Song – “At This Moment,” Billy Vera & The Beaters
No. 1 Album – “Slippery When Wet,” Bon Jovi
Tour + Festival News
> Phish Announces Summer Tour Dates | Pollstar News
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