New Releases

Nine essential Allman Brothers Band albums recorded between 1969 and 1979 have been remastered for an upcoming 180-gram vinyl release.

Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Mudcrutch, Ana Popovic and a various artists compilation tribute to the Grateful Dead.

Colorado funk revivalists The Motet have announced the upcoming release of a new studio album and have shared its first single.

Phish will issue their fifth studio album, 1994’s ‘Hoist,’ as a limited edition 2-LP black vinyl set this Friday both at stores and online.

The next installment in the Garcialive series will be a recording of a 1973 concert with Merl Saunders.

A new coloring book that collects Phish-inspired drawings is now available with proceeds set to benefit music education.

Here are five new releases out today, Friday, May 13th we have ready to spin.

Famed guitarist Robbie Robertson shares his side of the story of The Band and more in a new memoir due later this year.

Today SiriusXM will premiere the final original song recorded by the late great outlaw country musician Merle Haggard.

Livetronica act Papadosio has made available an official recording of their recent appearance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

Listen to Bob Dylan’s new album ‘Fallen Angels’ featuring another set of songs originally made famous by Frank Sinatra.

Burlington, Vermont brother act The DuPont Brothers will soon issue their second full length studio album and first vinyl release.

Maryland rockers O.A.R. will visit both coasts and many cities in between over the course of the lengthy The XX Tour: Evolution Of A Revolution run.

A new film documenting the 50th anniversary trip taken on the legendary Furthur bus last summer by Ken Kesey’s son Zane Kesey will be premiered soon.

Former member of The Black Crowes Rich Robinson will release a new solo album featuring Marco Benevento and others in June.

Following a concert in Asheville, Animal Collective have shared two live shows with proceeds of downloads going to the Progress North Carolina Action organization.