Updates + Additions

New Releases

“A Tip Toe High Wire,” Sierra Hull – March 7

“Idaho,” Ingrown – March 7

“Worship Through It Live,” Tasha Layton – March 7

“Whatever the Weather II,” Whatever the Weather – March 14

“YOUNG FASHIONED WAYS,” Bobby Rush & Kenny Wayne Shepherd – March 14

“RUSHMERE,” Mumford & Sons – March 28

“Come In Out of the Rain,” Lawrence Hart – April 4

“Honkytonk Hollywood,” Jon Pardi – April 11

“Face Full of Cake,” Spin Doctors – April 11

“Every Time I Feel Afraid,” Carriers – May 2

“Gumshoe,” Samantha Crain – May 2

“If That Makes Sense,” Spacey Jane – May 9

“Black & Gold,” Joanne Shaw Taylor – June 6

New Music Friday: Jan. 17, 2025

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Reissues

“Ted Lucas (Extended),” Ted Lucas- Feb. 21

“The Moment of Truth: Ella at the Coliseum,” Ella Fitzgerald – Feb. 28

“The Sickness (25th Anniversary Edition),” Disturbed- March 7

“The Roadrunner Years,” Crimson Glory – April 4

Vinyl

“The Complete Stax/Volt Singles: 1959-1968 Volume 4,” various artists – Feb. 28

“The Rest of the Best,” The Pogues – March 14

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Just Released

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“Aquarius III,” Logic (five-song EP; Hear here; BMG Rights Management)

“dyed (2008-2023),” The Maine (nine new cuts, drawn from demos left behind from each of their albums; producer: singer John O’Callaghan; Hear here; 8123 Records)

“My Way,” Yola (five-song EP; Hear here; S-Curve)

“Pohjola,” A. Blomqvist (Hear here; XXIM Records / Sony Masterworks)

“Pangea: Rebirth,” Patrick Smith (new single: “Endless Construction”; Hear here; Patrick Smith Records)

“Day by the Lake,” Elle (six-song EP; Hear here; Elle)

“Petite Deaths,” Blood Lemon (five-song EP; producer: Dave Catching; Hear here; Moon Ruins)

“Tonics: 7 Melodies for Trumpet with Bamboo Mouthpipe,” Mark Kirschenmann (Hear here; Infrequent Seams)

“Western Spectre,” Cave Flowers (Hear here; Hard Bark Records)

“Lion Awakes,” Amayo (five-song EP; Amayo) 

“QUIET, IN YOUR SERVICE,” Echos (Outlast) 

“Find the Truth,” NESDAM (XOVR Records) 

I don't wanna be hip and cool / I don't wanna play by the rules

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

big change, Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts
Rushmere, Mumford & Sons
Ankles, Lucy Dacus
Slow Motion, Marshmello & Jonas Brothers
It’s a Mirror, Perfume Genius
Trouble, Sharon Van Etten
Livin’ It Up Down in Texas, Billy F Gibbons
GBP, Central Cee & 21 Savage
Casseroles, Hailey Whitters
Happy People, Nao
Love Is Unkind, BANKS
Blackhole, Architects
Sound of a Train, Close Enemies (Tom Hamilton’s new band)
A Question of You, Inhaler
Just Might Get It, Jagged Edge
Dandelion, grentperez
SOS, Craig David
Country Hymn, The Kentucky Gentlemen
Harvey, Marina Fleming
Grief, moshimoshi 
Paper Cut, Lyn Bowtell
Soulmate, Barefoot Joe

Backseat Devil, The One Eighties 
Ride, Darren Beachley & Kyle Windbeck

Outside Looking In, Hannah Anders 
Kuva susta, Lala Salama 
Swimming in the Ocean, Wilder Woods 
Headlights, Indigo Syndicate
Flight to Heaven, ERV ELLO feat. Lexnour
Hell & Back, Mark Morton feat. Jaren Johnston 
Naming No Names, The Dialtones 
As Is, Charlotte Morris 
Our Brilliant Destruction, The Sea at Midnight 
Things I’ve Learned, Aleyce Simmonds 
Country Couture, Cali Tucker 
Destiny, Ron Barrett 
Bullet, Ingrown 
In Need, Stonehocker 
gods to ground, Ren Genevieve
In Her Hand, Ian Fisher 
Same Old Things, Reli 
The Mountain, Back Seat Driver 

R.I.P.

David Lynch (filmmaker and “Twin Peaks” co-creator recorded three albums in the 2000s)

This Week In … 1975

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 Song – “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds,” Elton John 

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Free Bird,” Lynyrd Skynyrd (from No. 35 to No. 27) | “You’re No Good,” Linda Ronstadt (from No. 37 to No. 29) 

Highest Debut (No. 81) – “Ding Dong; Ding Dong,” George Harrison 

Biggest Movers Within the Hot 100 – “Sweet Surrender,” John Denver (from No. 64 to No. 37)

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Sugar Pie Guy,” The Joneses 

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

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “Down Down,” Status Quo 

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

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds,” Elton John

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

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

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