New Release
Paul McCartney announces 27th studio LP, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane'
First Andrew Watt–produced LP since 2020's McCartney III. The title nods to the winding Liverpool road that led young Paul to the Mersey.
The last great bebop tenor died Monday, May 25, at his home in Woodstock, New York. Alongside John Coltrane and Charlie Parker, Rollins stands as one of the most influential saxophonists of the twentieth century — his restless, distinctive tone kept him at the cutting edge of jazz for more than fifty years.
First Andrew Watt–produced LP since 2020's McCartney III. The title nods to the winding Liverpool road that led young Paul to the Mersey.
Guest-packed LP features Sheryl Crow, Tom Morello, Graham Nash and Benmont Tench. First all-original material since well before the pandemic.
Metacritic 74. Clash and Record Collector hail a return to raw form; Paste and AV Club call it "a dashed-off afterthought." Auerbach says it's their "most natural" since 2002.
Two singles — "Chance to Bleed" and "Zoom 97" — already streaming. A global tour follows the release.
Recorded over three sold-out nights in Cork at the invitation of Gallagher's family. Out June 19; bonus footage features Brian May and Slash.
Sixteen years in the can. Taj takes the band on a U.S. summer tour to support the long-delayed release.
Burn the House Down, Traces of the Flood and East River Blues — three working blues-rock vets on the same Friday.
Danielle Nicole announces a new album, plus fresh tracks from Datura4. The late-May blues-rock pipeline is unusually busy heading into summer.
English soul singer in conversation about the new album's writing and production.
A Crescent City soul/rock band building real momentum out of the local scene.
From the Soki-produced project CHEMISTRY. Worth a spin for music directors building neo-soul rotations.
Alexander's Rass!, Nakamaru's Bird of Wonder, Moullier's Ceiba and Lawson's Just Let It — a strong week across straight-ahead, fusion and crossover.
The Mouzon estate continues to dig into the late drummer's vault; Cavassa's record leans cinematic and atmospheric.
New Orleans roots-rockers back with their signature soulful grit and anthemic build.
"Compelling songwriting, strong vocals, and instrumentals" — the long-running bluegrass-Americana partnership still firing.
Russell County, Virginia outfit's follow-up to the breakout Leavin' This Holler.
Two-year arc from indoor music hall (2024) to secondary main stages. Momentum building fast.