Featuring Nomi Ruiz:
Slowdive’s “Star Roving”
New Work From ShitKid: “Sugar Town”
From the debut LP, Fish
VoX LoW: “It’s 1940 In This Room”
L.A. Witch Push The Pedal Through The Floor With “Drive Your Car”
King Krule’s “Emergency Blimp”Fuk Yah!!
Fuk Yah!!
King Krule’s “Czech One”
Soul Pioneer Jackie Shane To Release Career Retrospective: Any Other Way
45 years ago, Jackie Shane, a 1960’s transgender soulstress, walked away not only from her career but from the public spotlight, not to be heard from again. Until now. A reluctant Ms. Shane is back with a two-disc retrospective titled Any Other Way, set to be released on October 20. Below is the title track from the new release, as well as an electrifying performance of Shane singing “Walking the Dog,” from 1965:
New Work From The/Das: Top Vibes
Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile’s Sweet New Track: Over Everything
New Work From King Krule: “Dam Surfer”
King Krule’s (aka Archy Marshall) new single, Dum Surfer, “is about as demonic as [things] can get. [Krule’s] voice, especially, is so tart and poisonous, that it’ll surely pucker one’s face. It’s as if in preparation for The Ooz [Krule’s new album] he was eating a box of nails and puffing at a pack of cigarettes every single day to get his vocals just right. The violent, bodily imagery of his lyrics, perfectly match this acerbic mood: he sings about his brains resembling “potato mash” and puking on a sidewalk. His backing band adds a dash of color to this bleak picture, with slinky guitar riffs and wiggly saxophone. In spite of all the doom and gloom, Marshall and his band have an innate groove. The accompanying music video breathes life in the sickly world Marshall imagines.” — Pitchfork Magazine
New Work From Matthew Dear: Bad Ones (feat. Tegan and Sara)
Harry Dean Stanton
Bookends: The Doors’ Debut
The Earthy, Irresistible Groove Of “Know Thyself”
by Aphrohead & Clarian
Glen Campbell
The legendary Glen Campbell died today at age 81 following a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He will be missed.
Here he is on an old TNN special with a room full of country music legends, including Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Roy Clarke, Chet Aikins, Ray Stevens, Tammy Wynette and Crystal Gayle:
Lilting New Work From Cassius: Fame
New Work From Jazz Pianist Jon Davis: Happy Juice
In their review of Happy Juice, all⋅about⋅jazz says “This album, once again, reminds us that Jon Davis remains one of the most important voices in the Posi-Tone stable and one of the most underappreciated pianists out there.” Audiophile Audition says “Davis’ compositions draw on rhythm complexities . . . the piano runs are intriguing, reminiscent of the unbridled freedom of the era of jazz explored on this album.” Listen to the title track below:
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