Guster’s live album, ‘OMAGAH! Guster With The Omaha Symphony,’ is out today on Bandcamp and via the group’s online store.
Car Seat Headrest are back with their first album of new songs in four years, ‘Making A Door Less Open.’
Midnight North unveiled ‘Live From Peaches Records,’ a live album recorded just over a year ago in New Orleans.
Stream Chicano Batman’s new album, ‘Invisible People.’
New albums from Jerry Garcia, Brendan Benson, Andy Frasco & The U.N., King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Lucinda Williams and Tea Leaf Green are this week’s Release Day Picks.
Singer-songwriter Leslie Mendelson released her album ‘If You Can’t Say Anything Nice…’, partially inspired by John Lennon’s 1970 album ‘Plastic Ono Band.’
Stream Fiona Apple’s new album, ‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters,’ her first since 2012.
Ed O’Brien of Radiohead released his debut album, ‘Earth,’ under his EOB moniker.
The Watkins Family Hour (Sara & Sean Watkins) issued ‘Brother Sister,’ their first new studio album in five years.
The Strokes release, ‘The New Abnormal,’ their first full-length album in seven years.
Goose Releases 'Alive & Well' Live Album - By Scott Bernstein
- Apr 10, 2020
- 6:09 am PDT
Goose released ‘Alive & Well,’ their first live album and first album of any sort since 2016.
James Elkington (Jeff Tweedy, Richard Thompson, Tortoise) unveiled his 10-track sophomore studio album, ‘Ever-Roving Eye’ via Paradise of Bachelors.
Cory Wong shared his collaborative album ‘Live In Amsterdam’ featuring the Metropole Orkest and vocalist Cody Fry.
M. Ward unveiled ‘Migration Stories,’ an 11-track studio album informed by stories of human migration, via Anti Records.
Thundercat returns with new album, ‘It Is What It Is,’ the follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2017 album, ‘Drunk.’
Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Pearl Jam, Bela Fleck, Lukas Nelson & Promise of The Real, Jim Lauderdale, Waxahatchee, Clem Snide, Nap Eyes and Bon Iver.
Stream the new Mapache album ‘From Liberty Street.’
Marco Benevento surprise shared live album ‘Levon’s 3/9/19’ in response to his 2020 shows at Levon Helm Studios being postponed due to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
