[Moshe]

Baroness – Stone (15.9)
Blut Aus Nord – Disharmonium – Nahab (25.8)
jaimie branch – Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((World War))
Julie Byrne – The Greater Wings (7.7)
The Clientele – I Am Not There Anymore (28.7)
Dead Neanderthals – Specters (4.8)
Daniel O'Sullivan – Rosarium (14.7)
Selvhenter – Mesmerizer (23.6)
Slowdive – Everything Is Alive (1.9)
Woods – Perennial (15.9)

[MisterTrick]

I have two albums I await, the first is Mary Timony's first solo album since 2007, produced and recorded by John Agnello, no release date announced but it has been mastered so hopefully out this year

the second one I know is Chastity Belt's 5th LP which has been recorded but not sure has been mastered, so no idea if it will be released this year for not

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by MisterTrick

I have two albums I await, the first is Mary Timony's first solo album since 2007, produced and recorded by John Agnello, no release date announced but it has been mastered so hopefully out this year

Sweet! I didn't know about it.

[_tunic_]

 

Music For KIDS by The Folk Implosion

Nearly 30 years after Kids’ seismic release, Music For KIDS—a deluxe reissue of The Folk Implosion’s original compositions that soundtracked Larry Clark’s and Harmony Korine’s 1995 cult classic film—compiles for the first time all of the songs the duo of Lou Barlow (Sebadoh, Dinosaur Jr.) and John Davis wrote for the movie, newly remastered, including the surprise Top 40 hit single “Natural One,” B-sides and previously unreleased tracks.


releases September 8, 2023

[The Soup Nazi]

John Fahey - Proofs & Refutations (September 8)

[_tunic_]

Neil Young - Chrome Dreams
(August 11)


01 Pocahontas
02 Will to Love
03 Star of Bethlehem
04 Like a Hurricane
05 Too Far Gone
06 Hold Back the Tears
07 Homegrown
08 Captain Kennedy
09 Stringman
10 Sedan Delivery
11 Powderfinger
12 Look Out for My Love


that to me is like Disc 1 of a two album best of collection, yet he never released it, in this form

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

Neil Young - Chrome Dreams
(August 11)

01 Pocahontas
02 Will to Love
03 Star of Bethlehem
04 Like a Hurricane
05 Too Far Gone
06 Hold Back the Tears
07 Homegrown
08 Captain Kennedy
09 Stringman
10 Sedan Delivery
11 Powderfinger
12 Look Out for My Love

that to me is like Disc 1 of a two album best of collection, yet he never released it, in this form

But are those the same versions from Rust Never Sleeps, American Stars 'N Bars, etc?

[choc e-Claire]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

But are those the same versions from Rust Never Sleeps, American Stars 'N Bars, etc?

According to Wikipedia, about half of the recordings planned for this album were released on later records - the other half are rerecordings, which these will be the original versions of.

Anyway, on the thread, the new bdrmm album is really nice atmospheric rock.

[The Soup Nazi]

Courtney Barnett - End Of The Day (music from the film Anonymous Club) (September 8)

[Moshe]

Grails – Anches En Maat (22.9)
James Brandon Lewis / Red Lily Quintet – For Mahalia, With Love (8.9)
MIZMOR – Prosaic (21.7)
Matana Roberts – Coin Coin Chapter Five: In the garden... (11.9)
Anoushka Shankar – Chapter I: Forever, For Now (6.10)
Slowdive – Everything Is Alive (1.9)
Spellling – Spellling & the Mystery School (25.8)
Truscinski Nace Gunn – Glass Band (28.7)

[The Soup Nazi]

Laurel Halo - Atlas (September 22)

[Kuhb]

I don't mind the new PJ Harvey. Feels like White Chalk II

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Kuhb

I don't mind the new PJ Harvey. Feels like White Chalk II

AOTY.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

Laurel Halo - Atlas (September 22)

Oh shit, the one tune you can listen for now ("Belleville") is fuckin' GORGEOUS. Maybe this is the AOTY, what do I know.

[hippietears]

PJ Harvey album just came out a few days ago! It's really nice and mellow <3

[Diesel]

It's a shame how bad PJ's music has gotten since Uh Huh Her. After reading the above praise I'm skipping through this new un. As per, there's no bass guitar and minimal electric. Continuing with the folk music sounding like a boring auld fart. Since the aforementioned album she's like a completely different artist.

A shame shame shame indeed See what I did there?...I'll see myself out, out of the top fucking window of this high-rise after listening to that!

[Screaming Skull]

Originally Posted by Diesel

It's a shame how bad PJ's music has gotten since Uh Huh Her. After reading the above praise I'm skipping through this new un. As per, there's no bass guitar and minimal electric. Continuing with the folk music sounding like a boring auld fart. Since the aforementioned album she's like a completely different artist.

A shame shame shame indeed See what I did there?...I'll see myself out, out of the top fucking window of this high-rise after listening to that!

PJ Harvey is one of my all-time favorite artists, but I cannot agree more. When a new release is met with "I don't mind the new PJ Harvey" something's clearly wrong. Yeah, she's an artist and can take her art in any direction she chooses. But as a consumer, I find her post-'Uh Huh Her' work to be boring, monotonous, and tedious - with no entertainment value whatsoever. That includes the universally lauded 'Let England Shake'. When I reach for PJ Harvey, I reach for something released between 1992 and 2004 (although I do like 'A Woman A Man Walked By' [2009]. Sad, but true.

[The Soup Nazi]

^ You're both bonkers as fuck.

I'm going back to reading Orlam now.

[Kuhb]

I've appreciated all PJ Harvey's music post-White Chalk. She does seem determined to continue exploring her 'wistful Victorian woman' character, rather than evolving drastically from one album to another, and I probably would enjoy a change of theme, however I respect her as an artist and know that she'll always have something interesting to say.

These later albums do feel less vital, though there's a kind of 'back to nature' conservatism to her later work that's interesting and uncommon.

[Screaming Skull]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

I'm going back to reading Orlam now.

Hahahahahahaha...good one!