The Black Keys are back with their 11th studio album “Dropout Boogie” their first since a year after they made “Delta Kream”. This should be viewed as an apology album to their long time fans because that previous album which was a cover album of the blues no one asked for was horrible, but is […]
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are back with their second album, Return of the Dream Canteen of this year their 13th album. It was produced Rick Rubin and recorded during the same sessions like the other album this year (Unlimited Love). The band initially intended for 40 of the tracks to be released as one
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Bruce Springsteen aka the “Boss” is back with his 21st album “Only the Strong Survive” his latest album since 2020(Letter to you) but his second covers album since 2006(We shall overcome: The Seeger sessions). He wanted to make an album where he just sang and tried to “do justice” to “the great American songbook of
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Chicago is back with their 38th studio album “Born for this moment” their 44th album overall and their first non Christmas album in eight years. This is their first album with their new lead singer Neil Donell who is their 3rd Peter Cetera replacement (Jason Scheff & Jeff Coffey) who has a great tenor voice
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Panic! at the Disco aka Brandon Urie is back with their 7th studio album their first since 2018 (Pray for the wicked) and their best since 2013’s “Too weird to live too rare to die”. This is what fans and critics have been waiting for- a rock band to actually come out with a rock album. The previous
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Midnight Oil is back with their final album “Resist” their thirteenth album which is a follow up to their last album from two years ago “The Makarrata Project” as they recorded over twenty songs before the pandemic. This is great because bassist/backup vocalist Bones Hillman was able to record on both albums before he passed away from cancer.
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Bruno Mars is back with his fourth album Silk Sonic, but this time he teamed up with Anderson Paak to create this R&B/funk album along with Bootsy Collins. They met during Mars’ last tour and realized they shared a passion for soul/R&B music from Motown greats like Stevie Wonder & Aretha Franklin, and other musicians like Prince, James Brown and Miles Davis to name some. They did their
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Train is back with their ninth studio album “AM Gold”, their first in five years and their second without lead guitarist/founding member Jimmy Stafford as lead singer Pat Monahan is the only original member left. Monahan now collaborates on his writing with new guitarist Jerry Becker for the last two albums and new drummer Matt
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James Blunt decided to come out with a greatest hits album with two discs which is a great idea for a successful musician with six studio albums but the twist was he released some new music on it. The new music is his first new release since the end of 2019 just before the pandemic.
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Abel Tesfaye AKA The Weeknd is back with his first new album in two years his fifth overall in Dawn FM. This album has too much techno, hip-hip, EDM sound to it compared to his last album which was an R&B masterpiece. He decided to make it an artistic album that has a theme as
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