Playlist: New Releases 04.05.11
Bill Callahan - Apocalypse
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Apocalypse is Bill Callahan's third album since shedding the Smog moniker, and another step in the artist's maturation process. While not as accessible as 2009's Sometimes I Wish I Were an Eagle, the latest sees Callahan mixing in both a political yet personal slant along with some of the experimentation of mid-era Smog, for a concoction that new, yet still so very Callahan.
Maritime - Human Hearts
Stream / Purchase [mp3]

Free AOL Album Stream
Download: "Paraphernalia" [mp3]
More on the radar (and in the mp3 player) this week:
Robbie Robertson - How to Become Clairvoyant
Alela Diane - All You Need Is Now / "To Begin" [mp3]
The Kills - Blood Pressures
The Smithereens - 2011 / Free AOL Album Stream
The Raveonettes - Raven in the Grave / Free AOL Album Stream / "Forget That You're Young" [mp3]
Glasvegas - Euphoric /// Heartbreak \\\
Daft Punk - TRON: Legacy Reconfigured / Free AOL Album Stream
PAUL (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Submarines - Love Notes/Letter Bombs / Free AOL Album Stream
Timber Timbre - Creep on Creepin on / Free AOL Album Stream
Ezra Furman & the Harpoons - Mysterious Power
Gretchen Parlato - The Lost and Found
Cold Cave - Cherish the Light Years
Matthew Dear - Slowdance EP
Amores Vigilantes - You Can't Live Forever In Paradise On Earth (Without Me)
Ha Ha Tonka - Death of a Decade / Free AOL Album Stream
Wolf Ram Heart - Betrayal of Hearts / "Humming Doves" [mp3]
REISSUE
Rush - Moving Pictures
Material Issue - International Pop Overthrow 20th Anniversary Edition
The Residents - Meet the Residents
tags: music, album review, ray davies, maritime, indie rock, new releases
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