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“i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley,” Mclusky – March 20

“HADES,” Melanie Martinez – March 27

“Inuit Legend,” Beatrice Deer – April 3

“KINDA HARD,” Bilmuri – April 10

“Dusk,” Bud Rokesky – April 10

“Between Us,” Arkells – April 17

“Carve,” Kathryn Mohr – April 17

“House of Cards,” The Amity Affliction – April 24

“Forager,” Cadence Weapon – April 24

“Singing,” Gia Margaret – April 24

“Peaches!,” The Black Keys – May 1

“Dissenter,” Haste the Day – May 1

“Sound of a Woman,” Rita Wilson – May 1

“Victory Garden,” Young the Giant – May 1

“Change of Plans,” 49 Winchester – May 15

“Next Act,” Steep Canyon Rangers – May 22

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Reissues

“Man on the Run (Music From the Motion Picture Soundtrack),” Paul McCartney – Feb. 27

“Glory (Extended),” Perfume Genius – Feb. 27

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“Big Lizard In My Backyard (40th Anniversary Edition),” The Dead Milkmen – May 22

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“ESCENAS,” Sin Bandera (Hear here; Sony Music Entertainment México)

“stardust,” Freya Skye (five-song debut EP from U.K. singer-songwriter/actress; producers: Jason Suwito, J Moon, Mattman & Robin, Max Margolis; Hear here; Hollywood)

“Patchwork,” Charlotte Day Wilson (Canadian R&B singer-songwriter’s seven-song EP; Hear here; XL Recordings)

“Move On With the Year,” Alice Costelloe (London singer-songwriter’s debut album; Hear here; Moshi Moshi Records)

“S.O.S. V: Songs of the ’50s,” Marc Broussard (guest: Jimmy Hall; Hear here; G-Man Touring Inc.)

“Railcard,” Railcard (new single: “Day Dream”; Hear here; Slumberland / Skep Wax)

“Encore,” Machel Montano (Hear here; Monk Music)

“Under a Hollow Sky,” Capsize (five-song EP; Hear here; Roux + Ruin Records)

“Catacouture,” ghostbells (six-song debut EP; Hear here; Out of Line Music)

“My Ghosts Go Ghost,” By Storm (debut album for duo consisting of former trio Injury Reserve; Hear here; deadAir)

There's a quiet storm and it never felt like this before

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Homewrecker, sombr
Die For Me, ZAYN 
Dracula (JENNIE Remix), Tame Impala & JENNIE 
Release the Pressure, Calvin Harris x Kasabian
Cloud 9, Megan Moroney 
growing pains, MONSTA X 
Drive Safe, Myles Smith + Niall Horan
My Regards, Maisie Peters 
Different Kind of Love, Young the Giant 
Notre-Dame, Morrissey 
Love to Be Loved, The Warning x Carín León
California Sun, The Linda Lindas 
I’ll Change for You, Mitski 
Time After Time, EJAE 
COOK, SOFI TUKKER & J Balvin 
Bumble Bee, Ruby James feat. Rosie Flores 
back to you, Charlotte Sands 
Sin Fin, Chuyin 
HIGH, Violent Vickie 
Picture In My Phone, Kyle Waves 
Too Old (For This Shit), Ellie Heath 
Coming Down, Majke Voss 
Plain Jane, Donnie Vie 
Our Remaining Pig, Kye Alfred Hillig 
9 Camels, Izzi Stone 
Dream to Be Free, Plain Mister Smith 
Red Rocking Chair, All Them Witches 
BLEACH, Ecca Vandal 
Silver Stallion, Reckoners 
Antidote, The Slow Day 
Talk About Me, XO Soundtrack 
My Heart Your Hands, Mike Parker 

R.I.P.

Fred Smith (Television bassist)

Lynn Blakely (indie rock musician played with Let’s Active, Oh-OK, Tres Chicas)

This Week In … 2012

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “Set Fire to the Rain,” Adele 

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You),” Kelly Clarkson (from No. 21 to No. 8)   

Highest Debut (No. 28) – “Without You,” Glee Cast   

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Glad You Came,” The Wanted (from No. 85 to No. 64)    

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls),” Foster the People    

No. 1 Album – “21,” Adele

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Titanium,” David Guetta feat. Sia

No. 1 Album – “Born to Die,” Lana Del Rey

In Canada

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 Song – “We Found Love,” Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris   

No. 1 Album – “21,” Adele

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

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