“>New Music Friday Playlist – September 27, 2019
It’s too big of a week to cover everything, but as you can tell from the top pic, I’m very excited about this special release of unreleased demos, live cuts and collaborations with Tom Waits from The Replacements‘ Don’t Tell a Soul sessions that have just been uncovered. This is a major release from the group, and a must-listen for fans.
In official new music, country outsider Sturgill Simpson‘s latest album is out, and acts as a soundtrack to an anime film the singer masterminded. Tegan and Sara‘s latest album is filled with reimagining of songs they wrote in high school. For those of you who like straight-up well written indie tunes, you’ll like the new New Pornographers album. Or if you want some melodic power metal, Dragonforce will be your cup of tea.
Listen to these, along with new songs from Jimmy Eat World, Broken Bells, Elohim, ELO, Red City Radio, Skylar Grey and Songhoy Blues. All this and more in our NMF Playlist (link at the top) or to sample below.
ALBUMS:
Sturgill Simpson – Sound & Fury
Tegan and Sara – Hey, I’m Just Like You
The New Pornographers – In the Morse Code of Brake Lights
Dragonforce – Extreme Power Metal
The Replacements – Dead Man’s Pop
EPS:
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – This is the Place
SONGS:
Jimmy Eat World – All the Way (Stay)
Red City Radio – Love a Liar
Cursive – Black Hole Town
ASL – Till You Turned Up
Electric Light Orchestra – From Out of Nowhere
American Authors – Bring It On Home (feat. Phillip Phillips & Maddie Poppe)
GospelBeach – Let it Burn
Mike Posner – Nothing is Wrong
Vintage Trouble – Can’t Let Go
Lukas Graham – Lie
The Milk Carton Kids – I’ll Be Gone
Skylar Grey – Angel with Tattoos
Songhoy Blues – Meet Me In the City
Elohim – Paradise
Walk Off the Earth – Home Alone
Loudon Wainwright III – Ever Since the World Ended
Cake – Sun
Broken Bells – Good Luck
Foals – Into the Surf
James Arthur – Finally Feel Good
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