This segment presents the most notable albums each week. This is the album from April 4, 2025:
Black Country, New Road, Howson forever
Black Country, New Road has been released Howson forevertheir first studio album after frontman Isaac Wood’s departure. Along with bassists Tyler Hyde, May Kershaw and Georgia Ellarie Trading Lead Vocals, the band’s third LP achieves a different kind of complexity and uplift by splitting itself through each member’s songwriting trends. Previewed by singles “Best”, “Happy Birthday” and “Cold Country”.
Ophelias, Spring gloves
Ophelias is back with his new album, Julien Baker-Produced Spring gloves. They tracked the album over 10 days at Young Avenue Sound in Memphis in 2021. The year after the release of the last album Crocus. “It feels like a long-standing purpose has been completed,” vocalist Spencer Peppett said in our interview. “And I think a lot of them can finally know what we want and say that the guitar should sound very crispy, or that it’s a more guitar-shaped bass, or that you can hold the violin at the bottom edge of the notebook until you get to this part.
Flower shop, Jerry Wish
The New York Indie Folk costume florist has released its fifth studio album. Jerry Wishengages in the soft minimalism and escapism of previous works. “Jerry Wish In this reality, we believe in the possibilities of a beautiful, symbiotic Earth if we try and challenge ourselves without turning away from the incredible magic within us and around us, and if we stand up to what is not, we do not. A system of power and control that can harm, destroy, and destroy us to absurd structures, and smash us into boxes and take someone or something for a free and happy life. From self to collective consciousness, Jerry Wish asks us to look inside, outside, every aspect, to remember the love and empathy of systematic harm to our planet and its inhabitant beings, caregiving, and the existences that live there. ”
Jane Remover, RevengeSeekerz
Jane Remover’s RevengeSeekerzIt has arrived that you have not gotten a proper release date. JR wrote about what was recorded, mixed, recorded, mixed and mastered in Chicago this winter. This is way explosive. Follow-up for 2023 Designated Census Not only is the early singles “Jrjrjr” and “Dancing with Your Eyes Closed,” but it’s “Psycho Boost,” which has a crazy guest spot for Detroit Lapper Danny Brown. “Radio where I sleep to glitch, my dreams make me nauseous,” the artist sings on “Fedeots,” capturing the spirit of the record. “I’m stumbling on the show and my fans are walking around my vomiting.”
Lily Seabird, Garbage pile
Lily Seabird’s stunning new album, Garbage pileIt is named after the pink house, sitting in an abolished landfill behind Burlington’s old North End, which singer-songwriters have been calling home for years. “I was thinking about it and singing. It’s a place that could have a very beauty and a sense of community for me, but it has its name,” Seabird said in a spotlight interview with our artist. “I’m always thinking about the climate crisis, pollution, late capitalism, the state of the world. I sing a lot. During this time, all the garbage thrown on the side of the road is coming out of the snow and there.
DJ Koze, Music can hear us
DJ Koze released Music can hear usHis first album in seven years via his imprint Pampa Records. “64-minute return trip to space,” described as playful, singular, sometimes called an aggressive follow-up for 2018 Knock knock It features guest appearances from Damon Albarn, Sofia Kourtesis, Soap & Skin, Ada, Sophia Kennedy, Markus Acher from The Notwist and Marewrew.
Sleigh Bell, Banky Becky’s birthday boy
The sled bell has returned as violently and exaggerated as ever. Banky Becky’s birthday boytheir first album in over three years, and about the title. “Banky Becky was the nickname for Liz, the dog Alexis, who passed away in December 2023,” Derek Miller explained in a statement. “When she passed away, Alexis and I were talking about writing the national anthem for her. And then Alexis’ son Wilder was born, and he is a birthday boy.
Craig Finn, That’s always the case
Hold Steady Bandleader Craig Finn released That’s always the casea sparkling embrace from an album produced by Drug War Adam Grand Kariel. Kathleen Edwards and Sam Fender also donated vocals for the LP. Rental legacy. “I think this is the most story record I’ve done,” Finn said in a press release. “Most songs are about protagonists who pursued a clergyman career despite their lack of faith. This record tells the story of his excitement and redness.”
Other albums of the day:
Scowl, Are we all angels; Water Boy, Life, Death, Dennis Hopper; David Longstreth, Dirty Projectors & Stargaze, Earth’s song; DJO, core; LA Witch, doggod; Duendita, A strong desire to survive; Barker, Probabilistic drift; Chai Cartier, We will not bring in an inn; Marlon Williams, Te; Rei sisters, Believers; Walt McClement, Painted sea above.
