Daily Newsletter, July 13, 2024

DONOVAN WOODS THINGS WERE NEVER GOOD IF THEY’RE NOT GOOD NOW END TIMES MUSIC Donovan Woods has released an acoustic rework of his album Both Ways – aptly named The Other Way. It adds a fresh take on last year’s JUNO award-winning release, with every song stripped to its honest and emotional core. While maintaining […]

The sounds range from calming to harrowing but never lose their musical sense and purpose, making ‘Suns of the Heart’ one of the more intriguing instrumental albums of this summer.

HANNAH MOHAN TIME IS A WALNUT EGGHUNT RECORDS Formally, Time Is A Walnut is Hannah Mohan’s solo debut, but Mohan has already created quite a buzz while she was fronting And The Kids for some ten years or so. That buzz was based both on Mohan’s delicate songwriting and some distinctive vocal capabilities, both evident […]

COLOR GREEN FOOL’S PARADE NEW WEST RECORDS Modern psych rock is tagged as such because it often includes a number of other musical elements that the initial psych rock from its late 60s heyday possibly didn’t have. Think of all such elements that bands and artists like Tame Impala have in their music these days. […]

Bob Dylan - The 1974 Live Recordings will be a new box set by the legend he recorded with The Band during their 1947 arena tour.

'Bubblegum XX,' a 20th-anniversary edition of Mark Lanegan’s 2004 album will be released as a special reissue with remastered tracks.

Dream pop legends, the Cocteau Twins are set to reissue The Moon and the Melodies, their collab album with Harold Budd on vinyl.

Looking at the flawed finances of music streaming giants Spotify, who have consistently struggled to turn a profit since their inception in Sweden in 2006.

"I don't like to write with others. I started The Cars to play music that I wrote"

These mysterious songs from decades past are still quite fascinating to think about today, and many fans still speculate their true origins.

Laura Marling, Mercury Rev, Ty Segall, Steve Wynn, Seun Kuti, King Gizzard and much more