For anyone familiar with Schitt’s Creek, the show’s stripped-back Tina Turner cover (and Patrick’s declaration of love for David) marked a wonderfully emotional moment – an opinion clearly shared by Canadian singer Billianne. What she likely didn’t expect, however, was that her tender 2022 take on that same ‘The Best’ would soon translate to over 70 million streams.
Now, three years on from that huge turn, she’s taking that same delicate warmth and channelling it into a debut album that’s evocative and moving, dealing with the upheaval and changes that surround early interior lives. From the finger-picked opening vignette of ‘Modes I’ through to the more breezy indie-pop of ‘Baby Blue’ – via the harmony-drenched ‘Cassiopeia’ – her…
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Black Honey’s fourth continues on their well-travelled path of taking influence from the silver screen, following the Tarantino-inspired Written & Directed, and the hints of Wes Anderson that came sprinkled across 
…features the 2018 remasters by Chris Thomas for tracks from the first three albums and brand-new remasters for the singles from ‘Get Close’. The 16-track compilation includes all the band’s hit singles up until ‘87, such as “Brass in Pocket,” “Back on the Chain Gang,” and “Don’t Get Me Wrong.”
Before they had even settled on a name, 
Throughout the past 15 years, 
The Cranberries are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their second album, 
Van Halen’s catalogue is attaining further 
Bret McKenzie is a Grammy and Academy Award winning artist most well known for his band Flight of the Conchords and their eponymous television show. McKenzie is internationally renowned for singing and writing funny, strange, and unique songs primarily for film and television. Bret’s songs have been sung by Kermit the Frog, Celine Dion, Lizzo, Benedict Cumberbatch, Brittany Howard, Homer and Lisa Simpson, Fred Armisan, Miss Piggy, Amy Adams, Jason Segal, Ricky Gervais, Benee, Isabela Merced, Spongebob Squarepants, Tony Bennett, Mickey Rooney, and more.
Molly Tuttle, following back-to-back Grammy-winning albums with her band Golden Highway, along with a Best New Artist nomination, releases her new solo album, 
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“I will fly around the world just to forget you” are the opening words of “It Hits Harder,” the first track on New Radiations. The song is about a farewell. The album ends with “Sad Satellite,” where the titular heavenly object is used as a metaphor for distance, when the gap is increasing between the narrator and the subject: the latter a character who is “sucking me dry” and “took me for ride”.
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Tellingly, the treatment Eric Clapton’s “Layla” receives from marimbist Mika Stoltzman on her latest release is less in the spirit of Cream’s blistering rock anthem and more the laid-back acoustic overhaul the guitarist gave the song on 1992’s Unplugged. In place of the desperate howl of the original, the words “Layla, you got me on my knees” are delivered against a soulful folk-shuffle on the live set. In like manner, Stoltzman’s sultry take on the song is mellow, and a similar vibe permeates other pieces. Her bandmates, marquee players such as pianist Geoffrey Keezer, bassist Eddie Gomez, and drummer Steve Gadd, are certainly capable of playing with fire and fury; in this context, however, her partners tailor their playing to the restrained mood…
Rough Trade Exclusive CD comes with two bonus tracks from 2023: “Original Sin” and “Mother.”
Radiohead have surprise-released an album of live recordings drawn from their 2003 album, Hail to the Thief. Recorded between the year of its release and the end of the In Rainbows tours in 2009, the 12-track album is newly mixed and mastered by Ben Baptie and Matt Colton, respectively.