Tag: 2010s

  • Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys, Come Black Magic, 2016 self-released.

    Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys, Come Black Magic, 2016 self-released.

    Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys, Come Black Magic, 2016 self-released. Boston area cabaret/goth/dada ensemble (SteamCrunk?) Army of Toys – beautiful labels and a killer cover of Bjork ‘s Enemy of Me Each side ends in a locked groove via Residency Records

  • Jack White, Live at the Masonic Temple, 2021 on Third Man

    Jack White, Live at the Masonic Temple, 2021 on Third Man

    Jack White, Live at the Masonic Temple, 2021 on Third Man Part of the Third Man Vault series Concert from July 30th, 2014 in Detroit.

  • Sturgill Simpson, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, 2014 on High Top Mountain Records

    Sturgill Simpson, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, 2014 on High Top Mountain Records

    Sturgill Simpson, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, 2014 on High Top Mountain Records Vinyl Me, Please reissue. You can’t fool me, it’s turtles all the way down Produced by Dave Cobb Great cover of “The Promise” by When In Rome and Buford Abner’s “Long White Line”

  • Darkside, Psychic, 2013 on Other People  / Matador Records

    Darkside, Psychic, 2013 on Other People / Matador Records

    Darkside, Psychic, 2013 on Other People / Matador Records My copy is a Vinyl Me, Please reissue from 2021 Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harringtone downtempo electronic masterpiece from 2013.

  • Shakey Graves, Roll the Bones, 2011 self-released.

    Shakey Graves, Roll the Bones, 2011 self-released.

    Shakey Graves, Roll the Bones, 2011 self-released. My copy is the 10th anniversary edition on Dualtone Records with a 2nd LP of Odds and Ends from Shakey Graves – some early versions and demos plus interludes including interviews with Jason 71 about Jay Manley, the potentially haunted 1932 Gibson L-7 on which parts of the…

  • John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union.

    John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union.

    John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union. Deluxe 2 LP clear vinyl edition with a 12 page booklet Maybe my favorite 21st century artist (though I know the Czars made music in the 90s) Via  Discogs

  • Tweedy,  Sukierae, 2014 on dBpm Records

    Tweedy, Sukierae, 2014 on dBpm Records

    Tweedy, Sukierae, 2014 on dBpm Records Jeff Tweedy and Spencer Tweedy produced by Sam Tweedy via Barnes & Noble in Manchester NH

  • Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, The Traveling Kind, 2015 on Nonesuch

    Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, The Traveling Kind, 2015 on Nonesuch

    Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, The Traveling Kind, 2015 on Nonesuch Second duets album for Harris and Crowell, following after Old Yellow Moon in 2013. This time 6 of the songs are cowrites as well – plus a cover of Lucinda Williams’ “I Just Wanted To See You So Bad” via Barnes and Noble

  • Foxygen, Hang, 2017 on @jagjaguwar

    Foxygen, Hang, 2017 on @jagjaguwar

    Foxygen, Hang, 2017 on Jagjaguwar Foxygen bring the best of early Bowie, some Leon Russell, Captain Beefheart, psychedelic rock, prog, jazz- all a very interesting mish-mash: drama that you can dance to. Love it via  VNYL

  • Tacocat, This Mess Is A Place, 2019 on Sub Pop

    Tacocat, This Mess Is A Place, 2019 on Sub Pop

    Tacocat, This Mess Is A Place, 2019 on Sub Pop Tacocat’s fourth LP and first full length on Sub Pop (I think). Optimism and resilience from way back before the pandemic in 2019 🙂

  • Willie Nelson, For the Good Times: A Tribute to Ray Price, 2016 on Legacy

    Willie Nelson, For the Good Times: A Tribute to Ray Price, 2016 on Legacy

    Willie Nelson, For the Good Times: A Tribute to Ray Price, 2016 on Legacy Great tribute album – I think @willienelsonofficial sounds fantastic in all he’s released in the last decade via Barnes & Noble

  • John Hiatt, The Eclipse Sessions, 2018 on New West

    John Hiatt, The Eclipse Sessions, 2018 on New West

    John Hiatt, The Eclipse Sessions, 2018 on New West Signed copy via Barnes & Noble in Manchester NH Recorded around the time of the 2017 solar eclipse – some great originals here: Poor Imitation of God, the Odds of Loving You, Hide Your Tears I think its his 25th solo album?

  • AJJ, A.J.J.’s Ugly Spiral: Lost Works 2012-2016

    AJJ, A.J.J.’s Ugly Spiral: Lost Works 2012-2016

    A.J.J., A.J.J.’s Ugly Spiral: Lost Works 2012-2016, on Side One Dummy Records Some unreleased studio cuts, Live takes, and alternate versions. John Congleton sessions and a Final Cut cover via VNYL

  • Adam’s House Cat, Town Burned Down, 2018 on ATO Records

    Adam’s House Cat, Town Burned Down, 2018 on ATO Records

    Adam’s House Cat, Town Burned Down, 2018 on ATO Records Originally recorded back in 1990, but not released – new vocals were cut in 2018 for this release. Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley of Drive-By Truckers in their first band together with John Cahoon and Chuck Tremblay via VNYL

  • S. Carey, All We Grow, 2010 on Jagjaguwar

    S. Carey, All We Grow, 2010 on Jagjaguwar

    S. Carey, All We Grow, 2010 on Jagjaguwar My copy is the 10th anniversary edition from 2020 S. Cary’s debut album (he was a drummer / vocalists for Bon Iver and has worked on many other projects) via Secretly Society

  • M. Ward, What a Wonderful Industry, 2018 on M. Ward Records.

    M. Ward, What a Wonderful Industry, 2018 on M. Ward Records.

    M. Ward, What a Wonderful Industry, 2018 on M. Ward Records. M. Ward a few albums back, before Migration Stories and the Billy Holiday cover album Think Of Spring. With Luke Ydstie, Mike Coykendall and some guest vocals from Jim James

  • Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records

    Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records

    Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records 2xLP Dawes album – one of my favorite working bands today – always consistent quality. Production by Jonathan Wilson Beautiful pressing by Pallas in Germany via Discogs

  • Generationals, State Dogs: Singles 2017-2018,  2018 on Polyvinyl.

    Generationals, State Dogs: Singles 2017-2018, 2018 on Polyvinyl.

    Generationals, State Dogs: Singles 2017-2018, released in 2018 on Polyvinyl. Generationals is a duo out of Louisiana often described as “New Wave” despite recording now, not in the 80s. They’re no “tribute” band but clearly inspired by many of the bands I loved in that era (and still do). Their debut full length came out…