John Doe – The Westerner (2016)
The title of John Doe’s new album couldn’t be more appropriate. The Westerner,finds the co-founder of Los Angeles punk legends X meditating across open expanses of the desert, sun burning bright in the sky and the arid landscape shimmering with mystery.Doe’s inspiration came in a feverish burst in Tucson, Arizona, where he was recording with Howe Gelb (of Giant Sand) and spent time with his friend, author Michael Blake (Dances With Wolves), hours before his death. guest appearances from Chan Marshall of Cat Power, Debbie Harry of Blondie, Cindy Wasserman of Dead Rock West and Tom Brosseau.
Wilder Adkins – Hope & Sorrow (2016)
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Leaning heavily into his folk and Americana roots while still embracing a wide array of instruments and textures, Wilder Adkins is proud to unveil his newest set of songs which is sure to be played in heavy rotation on your hi-fi stereos and boomboxes.
Charlie Hager – American Saga (2016)
Rooney – Washed Away (2016)
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Goo Goo Dolls – Boxes (2016)
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Michael Schenker’s Temple Of Rock – On a Mission – Live in Madrid (2016)
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Madeline Merlo – Free Soul (2016)
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Foreigner – In Concert – Unplugged (2016)
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American Hi-Fi – American Hi-Fi Acoustic (2016)
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Lonestar – Never Enders (2016)
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Nathan Carter – Stayin’ Up All Night (2016)
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Adam Green – Aladdin (2016)
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Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble – A Legend In The Making (2015)
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Joe Bouchard (ex-Blue Oyster Cult) – The Power Of Music (2016)
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Emily Jane White – They Moved In Shadow All Together (2016)
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Travis – Everything At Once [Japanese Deluxe Edition] (2016)
Travis make successful, sometimes truly special, pop music. The time for judging them against ‘serious’ or ‘real’ or whatever the self-consciously backward arbiters of desperate notions of authentic masculinity are calling lumpen rock music these days is over. If you sometimes need to reach for songs that make you smile, that deliver adrenaline or emotional […]
Greyhounds – Change of Pace (2016)
“The war is on for your mind,” sings Anthony Farrell, one half of Austin duo Greyhounds, who make an audacious statement of substance and style on their second – and best – album ‘Change of Pace,’ out April 1st on Ardent Music. A collection of technicolor soul and sweat-drenched R&B, the album features thirteen new, […]
Martina McBride – Reckless (2016)
Her 13th studio album, Reckless, and will mark her first release on the new Nash Icon record label. She once again pairs with Dann Huff, the producer of 2014’s Everlasting album, along with Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swift, Mickey Guyton) on the project.”That’s what making this album felt like to me: coming home,” says McBride. “We […]
Rogue Wave – Delusions of Grand Fur (2016)
It’s refreshing when a group with as long a history as Rogue Wave are willing to continue exploring uncharted territory on their new releases. The Californian four-piece certainly fit this bill on their sixth album, Delusions of Grand Fur. In a small way, the wit of the album title’s pun prepares us for the upbeat […]
Lera Lynn – Resistor (2016)
Out April 29th via Lynn’s own label Resistor Music, Resistor is the Nashville-dwelling singer’s third album, beginning with 2011’s Have You Met Lera Lynn, which pulled more from country influences like Patsy Cline — infused via her Georgia upbringing — than her subsequent work. But there’s a unifying thread in her taste for mood and atmosphere, […]
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