Updates + Additions

New Releases

“HARDCORE HEALING,” horsegiirL – Oct. 30

“Doom Country,” Hudson Freeman – Nov. 6

“Blink,” Odette – Nov. 6

“Saints in the Wethouse,” Blackhaine – Nov. 13

“The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (The Album),” various artists – Nov. 13

“o\i,” Peter Gabriel – release date + preorders: Nov. 27

“45,” Yelawolf – Dec. 4

“Flying Blind,” Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators – Feb. 26, 2027

“The Distance Between the Killer and the Killing,” David Sylvian – Feb. 26, 2027

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Reissues

“Blues Masters Live,” Tab Benoit – Oct. 23

“Rock and Roll Over (Eddie Kramer 2026 Mix),” KISS – Nov. 6

“Fear of Music (Super Deluxe Edition),” Talking Heads – Nov. 13

“La Magnifica,” James Yorkston – Nov. 27

Just Released

(Surprise releases + more)

“Vacancy: Late Checkout,” Ari Lennox (expanded edition of her third studio album, with nine new tracks; Hear here; Interscope)

“Recuerda Tu Muerte,” Sponge (Detroit rock band’s final studio album; Hear here; On Tour, with Candlebox; Three One Three Records)

“Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT,” various artists (proceeds from the 47-song album will go to political and social activist organizations National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio; Hear here; Read here; SoundsGood Records)

“Stephen Day,” Stephen Day (Nashville-based singer-songwriter’s sixth album; producers: Micah Tawlks, Ian Fitchuk; Hear here; Vinyl; On Tour; Riser House)

“when no one’s watching,” wilt (L.A. alt-rock group’s debut album; producer: Carlos de la Garza; Hear here; AWAL Recordings)

“RE/SOLVE,” 2ŁØT (guests: Jon Batiste, Robert Randolph, Eric Krasno, Cameron McCloud of Cure for Paranoia, Elise Trouw, Frank Moka, The Funky Knuckles, et al; Hear here; 2ŁØT Records)

“FAMINE THE DESOLATE,” Sleep Nation (six-song EP; Hear here; Heart Songs Corporation)

“Why in the World,” Maddie Lenhart (Nashville-based country singer-songwriter’s six-song debut EP; producer: Brad Hill; Hear here; Maddie Lenhart)

“Alyssa Weinberg: Pieces of Light,” Gabriel Cabezas (Hear here; Mass MoCA Records)

“Passing Fires,” Jeremy Cunningham (Chicago-based drummer and composer’s fifth album; producers: Cunningham, Paul Bryan, Josh Johnson, Jeff Parker; Hear here; Northern Spy)

Who made you the center of the universe?

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Snakeskin Boots, Miranda Lambert & Ella Langley 
Draw You Out (from “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping”), Noah Kahan
Mr Charm / Bad Luck Hideaway, The Rolling Stones 
World’s Greatest!, Lil Nas X 
CATastrophe, Hilary Duff 
The X-panded Universe, Father John Misty 
Summer Clothes, Michael Kiwanuka 
Man in the Box, HARDY 
GIRLS, jennylee feat. Johnny Marr 
DANGER DANGER, Dom Dolla, Solomun & Skepta 
Falling Star, Yelawolf 
Right Here, Alison Limerick
Good Morning, Donna Dafi 
CRAZY?, earthsignchels 
skin&skin, Orca 
Ensorcelée, Dominique Fils-Aimé 
A Bigger Picture Pt. I (Truth), Mathis Picard & The Sound Orchestra 
Y.W.A.War, Mind Incision 
Memory Lane, Paul Minnich 
Boulder, The Dutch Kills 
Carrie, REII
Impossible, Bridey Costello 
Brackish, Your Sister’s Apartment
It’ll Be Alright, Daimen Seid
Bad Vibes, Treety 
Midnight Chess Club, Sam Palladio
GLP-One Punch Man, Adjust the Sails 
Melody, Den Baurin 

R.I.P.

Conrad “Cronos” Lant (lead singer-bassist of Venom)

This Week In … 1964

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 Song – “Oh, Pretty Woman,” Roy Orbison

Biggest Movers Within the Top 40 – “When I Grow Up to Be a Man,” The Beach Boys (from No. 34 to No. 21) and “Let It Be Me,” Betty Everett & Jerry Butler (from No. 40 to No. 27)

Highest Debut (No. 66) – “I Like It,” Gerry and the Pacemakers

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Have I the Right?,” The Honeycombs (from No. 90 to No. 61)

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “There’s Nothing I Can Say,” Rick Nelson (peaked at No. 47)

No. 1 Album – “A Hard Day’s Night – Original Motion Picture Sound Track,” The Beatles

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “I’m Into Something Good,” Herman’s Hermits

No. 1 Album – “A Hard Day’s Night – Original Motion Picture Sound Track,” The Beatles

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Oh, Pretty Woman,” Roy Orbison

No. 1 Album – “A Hard Day’s Night – Original Motion Picture Sound Track,” The Beatles

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

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