Just Once brings together a fascinating collection of rare live recordings spanning the years 1982 to 2017, documenting songs that The Fuzztones performed only once on stage. More than just an archival release, the album offers a unique glimpse into the band’s early New York years, when they were building their reputation in legendary venues such as CBGB, The Dive and Irving Plaza – places that have long since disappeared but remain an important part of the city’s underground rock history.
Led by frontman Rudi Protrudi, and featuring musicians including organist Deb O’Nair and guitarist Elan Portnoy, The Fuzztones developed a distinctive musical identity rooted in the raw energy of 1960s garage rock, psychedelic…
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Sax and drums and Rock ’n’ Roll. In a moderately unexpected turn of events Australian demolition duo Party Dozen find themselves a decade in, arriving at their fifth album with no sign of slowing down. 
There is something reassuring about a band reaching its fifth album and deciding that, rather than reinventing itself, it might be worth remembering what made it exciting in the first place. After the glossy dystopian theatrics of 2023’s Dead Club City, 
Sweden’s 
Silver Lake, California. Hipster suburb of East LA, preferred haunt of artists and bohemians, and fertile ground for a burgeoning independent scene: gentle souls bringing folk, soft rock, chamber pop and psychedelia together to create meticulously crafted yet beautifully balmy music that captures the ache of the human condition in universally relatable terms. But just what decade are we in? Because the mid-2020s in this happening ’hood are sounding a lot like the early 1970s.
‘It’s Me’ is a delicious slice of Seventies AM radio – a sunlit melody with a tad of wistfulness – that opens the 21st album of serial Ivor Novello winner, Gilbert O’Sullivan.
Over the course of three previous albums, a documentary film and brief but influential performance on hit cable show Ted Lasso, UK one-man band 
…features the original album alongside rarities, instrumentals, previously unheard songwriting demos, rehearsals, and live sessions.
…contains 51 newly-mixed audio tracks, including 27 unreleased, live, extended, and previously unheard tracks.
…features the original album newly remastered, a brand-new remix of the album from the original stems by longtime collaborator Cameron Webb, studio rehearsals and outtakes from the 1985 sessions, and the complete BBC Radio 1 Friday Rock Show session from 1986.
The greatest trick the 
…The 10th album from the Tennessee rock veterans is distinctly different to its 2024 predecessor 
…Limited Edition features an additional 47 minute bonus CD of music not included on the album.
British guitarist 
Weezer founding member and original bassist, Matt Sharp, while working on a series of “lost-albums” from the cutting room floor of his creative-life, stumbled upon a curious multi-track reel of analog tape. This mysterious reel found at the bottom of a treasure chest of other master recordings just happened to contain Weezer’s very first studio sessions.