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Hamilton Leithauser

The Side Of The Island

    Hamilton Leithauser's 5th studio album This Side of the Island (co-produced by Aaron Dessner of The National) boldly turns away from the folk-rock vibes of his two previous records and introduces a groovier, bass-heavy, modern sound — a sound undoubtedly influenced by several decades of music. Inspired by events in Hamilton’s personal life, the album's lyrics showcase his unrelenting optimism and biting wit and as they consider heavy themes of solitude, love, loss, and resilience.

    Various Artists

    Silver Patron Saints - The Songs Of Jesse Malin

      “As always in my songs, the themes are all there— transcendence, positivity and global unity through music,” says Jesse Malin. “This is what I love to do, and I’m going to do everything I can to keep doing it.” Silver Patron Saints: The Songs of Jesse Malin is a tribute and benefit album, with all proceeds to Jesse Malin’s Sweet Relief artist fund. “This record is a dynamite and long-overdue awareness project, non-stop star time in vigorously personal twists on behalf of a great rock & roll songbook,” writes longtime supporter, David Fricke. In May 2023, Jesse Malin suffered a rare spinal stroke that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Last December, Malin told Rolling Stone, “I have a lot of anxiety and insomnia. Your mind goes into some dark places. But I just have to keep a positive outlook and believe.” He is now undergoing a strict daily regimen with physical therapy and stem-cell treatments. "I am getting some strength back in my legs, but it moves a lot slower than I would like. I don’t want to portray it like I'm ready to do the James Brown splits onstage. I definitely have a long way to go, but I'm blessed and so grateful for the amazing fans and friends that I have.” Fricke adds, “Jesse Malin knows about scars – from his youth, observation and more. They all carry tales, and he's not done telling them. Silver Patron Saints is the gang back at the bar, coming to the stage to toast the composer and his story so far.” Long a contributor to other people’s causes, Malin is grateful to all the musicians who have rallied around him.

      TRACK LISTING

      Disc: 1
      1. Room 13
      2. Prisoners Of Paradise
      3. Oh Sheena
      4. Don't Let Them Take You Down (Beautiful Day)
      5. The Way We Used To Roll
      6. She Don't Love Me Now
      7. Shane
      8. Black Haired Girl
      9. In The Modern World
      10. Brooklyn
      11. Turn Up The Mains

      Disc: 2
      1. High Lonesome
      2. Greener Pastures
      3. Meet Me At The End Of The World
      4. Death Star
      5. St. Mark's Sunset
      6. Dead On
      7. Almost Grown
      8. About You
      9. Riding On The Subway

      Disc: 3
      1. When You're Young
      2. No Way Out
      3. You Know It's Dark When Atheists Start To Pray
      4. Shinig Down
      5. Queen Of The Underworld
      6. God Is Dead
      7. Frankie
      8. All The Way From Moscow

      Grouplove

      I Want It All Right Now

        Los Angeles' Grouplove blend a quirky, '90s-style indie rock sensibility with a spirited, arena-ready roar. It's a sound they debuted on 2011's Never Trust a Happy Song, which spawned the number one Billboard Alternative Songs Chart hit "Tongue Tied." They have continued to straddle mainstream and indie success, playing festivals around the globe and remaining Top 20 Billboard Alternative chart regulars with albums like 2013's Spreading Rumours and 2020's Healer. In March 2021, Grouplove returned with their surprise fifth album, This Is This.



        TRACK LISTING

        1. All
        2. Cheese
        3. Malachi
        4. Hello
        5. Eyes
        6. Billie
        7. Tryin'
        8. Cream
        9. Francine
        10. Climb
        11. Wall

        Phoenix

        Alpha Zulu

          Grammy Award-winning band Phoenix returns with their next full length, Alpha Zulu. The project was recorded during the height of the pandemic in Paris, at the iconic Louvre museum.

          For fans of:
          Old: Passion Pit, Two Door Cinema Club, Vampire Weekend, Ra Ra Riot, The Kooks, Cut Copy, The Shins, Friendly Fires, Miike Snow, Bombay Bicycle Club, Arctic Monkeys, MGMT, Grouplove, Arcade Fire, Matt & Kim, Metronomy, Starfucker, Local Natives, Peter Bjorn and John, Empire the Sun
          New: Tame Impala, Glass Animals, Foster the People, The 1975, Alt-J, Remi Wolf, Cannons, Rex Orange County, Soccer Mommy, Mitski

          STAFF COMMENTS

          Andy says: Phoenix do it again with another joyous pop record which combines the weird with the catchy to create what's now become their unique and distinctive sound. Love it!

          TRACK LISTING

          1. Alpha Zulu
          2. Tonight (feat. Ezra Koenig)
          3. The Only One
          4. After Midnight
          5. Winter Solstice
          6. Season 2
          7. Artefact
          8. All Eyes On Me
          9. My Elixir
          10. Identical

          Jade Bird

          Different Kinds Of Light

            The British singer-songwriter's second LP, which follows on from her self-titled 2019 debut album.

            'Different Kinds of Light' is at it's most basic about falling in love, and at its most complex, the chaos of trying to get away from your past.

            STAFF COMMENTS

            Barry says: Jade Bird writes in the classic folk tradition, with acoustic guitars and percussion working their way beneath Bird's perfectly pitched vocals, further accentuated with sweeps of synth and electric piano. It's a familiar formula, but done this well it's hard not to be bowled over.

            TRACK LISTING

            DKOL
            Open Up The Heavens
            Honeymoon
            Punchline
            Different Kinds Of Light
            Trick Mirror
            I'm Getting Lost
            Houdini
            1994
            Now Is The Time
            Candidate
            Red White And Blue
            Rely On
            Prototype
            Headstart

            Royal Bangs return with their rollicking third album, “Flux Outside”, released in May via Glassnote Records / Cooperative Music.

            Trading instruments and production duties, band members Chris Rusk, Ryan Schaefer and Sam Stratton recorded the album in an old house in their hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee with the help of Scott Minor (Sparklehorse) and his dog, Loretta. After a few weeks of tracking, manipulating, alternately weirding and un-weirding the material, they travelled to the rural western New York studio of Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, Sleater Kinney, MGMT), who mixed the album with the band.

            TRACK LISTING

            01. Grass Helmet
            02. Fireball
            03. Back Then It Was Different
            04. Triccs
            05. Bull Elk
            06. Bad News, Strange Luck
            07. Loosely Truthing
            08. Faint Obelisk Two
            09. Silver Steps
            10. TV Tree
            11. Dim Chamber
            12. Slow Cathedral Melt


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