Updates + Additions

New Releases

“Nightmare Tripping,” Don Broco – March 27

“VOiD,” Godsticks – March 27

“Challenging Music for Difficult People,” Stimmerman – March 27

“Age of the Ram,” Charley Crockett – April 3

“Ocean Cabaret,” GALVEZTON – April 3

“Elevator Songs,” Roomful of Teeth & Gabriel Kahane – April 3

“The Master Plan,” Michael Sweet – April 3

“THE HORROR SHOW,” I Am the Avalanche – April 10

“My New Band Believe,” My New Band Believe – April 10

“The Great Big Joy Machine,” The Great Big Joy Machine – April 16

“Fidelity,” Yaya Bey – April 17

“In the Feeling,” Owen Riegling – April 17

“Location Lost,” Failure – April 24

“Don+t Settle (Vol. 1 – Transmissions East),” Glen Hansard – April 24

“In the Last Hour of Light,” Hrishikesh Hirway – April 24

“Shadow Work / Light Work,” Holy Wars – April 24

“Movin’ Shoes,” Emily Nenni – May 1

“Poem 1,” Ana Roxanne – May 1

“Cold World,” The Flatliners – May 8

“Matthew Stevens,” Matthew Stevens – May 8

“The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music,” Marisa Anderson – May 22

“It’s All Good, Sugar …,” The Greenberry Woods – May 29

“EI8HT,” Shinedown – May 29

“Breakfield,” Breakfield – June 12

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Reissues

“Soul Classics,” Gene Chandler – April 3

“Brown Box,” Ween – May 8

Vinyl

“Still Bill,” Bill Withers – March 27

“Tim Buckley,” Tim Buckley – April 3

“BBC Sessions,” The Jimi Hendrix Experience – April 3

“My Favorite Things,” John Coltrane – April 10

“White Pepper” and “Quebec,” Ween – May 8

Just Released

(Surprise releases + more)

“Days of Ash EP,” U2 (five new songs and a poem – their first new music since 2017; four of the five tracks are about real people whose lives were brutally cut short, including Minneapolis wife/mother Renée Nicole Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE agent; Hear here; See here; Read here; Island)

“petal rock black,” WILLOW (her seventh album; guests: George Clinton, Kamasi Washington, Tune-Yards; Hear here; Three Six Zero Recordings)

“Everywhere Isn’t Texas,” August Ponthier (indie folk singer-songwriter’s debut album; Hear here; Read here; Nowhereland Sounds)

“No Strings Attached,” Oslo Green (new single: “Grand”; Hear here; Oslo Green)

Making mistakes is a part of life's imperfections

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter, Lana Del Rey 
Flags, Damon Albarn, Grian Chatten & Kae Tempest (from War Child’s new compilation “Help(2)”)
Let’s Do It Again!, The Last Dinner Party (from War Child’s new compilation “Help(2)”) 
More Than a Lover, Mary J. Blige 
Far Away, Labi Siffre 
Trimski, NAV & Young Thug 
Everything Allocated, Larry June, Curren$y & The Alchemist 
Reaching, NMB 
Loved You Well, John Muirhead 
Drive., Marty Kolls 
Aperture, Gem Club 
only the best, horsegiirL 
Milk, Mary Middlefield 
Plus d’amis, Rosier 
Touch Me, Ger Carriere 
Power to Live, Sun Dont Shine 
ERROR_, ColorMeKrazy! 
PROMISE, The High Curbs & The Red Pears 
You’re My Person, Hallie Grace 
Was It All For Nothing?, Morpheus Richards 
Roll To G-Town, GALVEZTON 
Bone Shaker, Jacquie Roar 
Midnight Company, Twinnie 
SANTO VALENTINO, Moonchild 
Wishing Well, Magic Wands 
Jujuy Estrellado, Cazzu 
Look Forward In Anger, UltraBomb 
Soleil, Takara 
I Choose Poorly, Rachel Brooke 
Guaranteed, The Publik 
On My Belly, Icarus Phoenix feat. Wiseteeth & Virginity Club 
Elio, Elio Mei 
Carnivore Carnival, M.A.G.O. 
Second Place, Sam Ferrara 
Delicadeza, Sam Blasucci 
HIGH, Violent Vickie 
Show Me What You Got, Kat Meoz
Freedom is so divine, Jeff Vidov

R.I.P.

Billy Steinberg (Songwriters Hall of Famer co-wrote “Like a Virgin,” “True Colors,” “Eternal Flame”)

Timothy Very (Manchester Orchestra drummer)

This Week In … 1982

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “Centerfold,” The J. Geils Band  

Biggest Movers Within the Top 40 – “Open Arms,” Journey (from No. 15 to No. 4) + “Pac-Man Fever,” Buckner & Garcia (from No. 35 to No. 24)   

Highest Debut (No. 69) – “Make a Move On Me,” Olivia Newton-John   

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “We Got the Beat,” Go-Go’s (from No. 64 to No. 31)     

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Apache,” The Sugarhill Gang     

No. 1 Album – “Freeze Frame,” The J. Geils Band

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Town Called Malice / Precious,” The Jam 

No. 1 Album – “Love Songs,” Barbra Streisand

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Centerfold,” The J. Geils Band  

No. 1 Album – “Freeze Frame,” The J. Geils Band

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

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