Sneak Peaks: New Album Releases 6-9-17 – 6-15-17
All We Are – Sunny Hills
Allie X – CollXtion II
Anathema – The Optimist
Ani DiFranco – Binary
Big Thief – Capacity
Bokanté – Strange Circles
Bridal Shower – Negatives
Frankie Oliver – Here I Am
Cigarettes After Sex – Cigarettes After Sex
Glen Campbell – Adiós
Gunplay – The Plug
INVSN – The Beautiful Stories
Katy Perry – Witness
Kirin J Callinan – Bravado
Lady Antebellum – Heart Break
London Grammar – Truth Is a Beautiful Thing
Lou Mclean – Good Morning Easter Road
MC Eiht – Which Way Iz West
Motorpsycho – Begynnelser
Nickelback – Feed the Machine
Nick Höppner – Work
Panda Riot – Infinity Maps
Phoenix – Ti Amo
Porter Ricks – Anguila Electrica
Profusion – Where Do I Begin
Rancid – Trouble Maker
Rise Against – Wolves
Slow Dancer – In A Mood
Suffocation – …Of The Dark Light
Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly & James McAlister – Planetarium
The Secret Sisters – You Don’t Own Me Anymore
Toshimaru Nakamura & Jun Namata – The First Album
Comment: a little on the skimpy side for The least anticipated album is simple enough, Nickelback are a horror band, not sure if they’ve ever eaten little children or mugged the elderly for their pensions, but once you’ve said that you’ve said everything. So onwards to Most Anticipated: The Secret Sisters are the highly acceptable face of Americana, though they can get a little blah. Sufjan and Bryce are talented fellows, London Grammar are sufferable often enough, Katy Perry’s alright though the new songs aren’t, but the most anticipated boils down to Big Thief or Glenn Campbell. The new Big Thief single, “Mary,” is glorious and would catapult them straight to the top except it is Glen Campbell’s swan song and both singles are perfect in big book. I am going with Glenn for most anticipated. See ya lata, Glen!
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