2021

Tyler Bonnie: East West years 1995-98 [Digipack / 3 CD]

Royce Hall, 1971 was recorded January 30 on the UCLA campus, a solo acoustic gig.

OK Humans -- the time has come to welcome Weezer's long-awaited homage to metal to the world.<br/><br/>Van Weezer, the band's fifteenth studio album, is produced by Suzy Shinn (Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy). The inspiration for this album derives from the deepest roots of Weezer - metal! What has metal got to do with Weezer, you ask? In his earliest years, Rivers was a huge KISS fan; Brian was a big Black Sabbath fan; Pat worshipped at the altar of Van Halen and Rush; Scott loved Slayer and Metallica. The last time this vein of harder rock was mined by Weezer was on their much-loved 2002 album Maladroit; Van Weezer is primed to take that album's sonics many steps further courtesy of producer Suzy Shinn.

Del Rey Lana: Blue banisters 2021 [CD]

Kingston Trio: Five classic albums 1958-62 [2 CD]

Commemorating the 30th anniversary of Nirvana's seminal 1991 release, the Nevermind 2CD Deluxe Edition contains the newly remastered album from the original analog tapes and selections from 4 concerts on the Nevermind tour from Amsterdam, Netherlands; Del Mar, California; Melbourne, Australia and Tokyo, Japan.

Standing in the Doorway: Chrissie Hynde sings Bob Dylan. <br/><br/>The songs were recorded in lockdown by Chrissie and her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne, almost entirely by text message. James would record an initial idea on his phone and send it off to Chrissie to add her vocal, before the tracks were mixed by Tchad Blake (U2, Arctic Monkeys, Fiona Apple).<br/><br/>Speaking about how the album came together and its inspiration, Chrissie says:<br/>'A few weeks into lockdown last year, James sent me the new Dylan track Murder Most Foul. Listening to that song completely changed everything for me. I was lifted out of this morose mood that I'd been in. I remember where I was sitting the day that Kennedy was shot - every reference in the song. Whatever Bob does, he still manages somewhere in there to make you laugh because as much as anything, he's a comedian. He's always funny and always has something to say. That's when I called James and said, 'let's do some Dylan covers' and that's what started this whole thing.' <br/><br/>Standing in the Doorway: Chrissie Hynde sings Bob Dylan includes Chrissie and James' versions of In the Summertime, You're a Big Girl Now, Standing in the Doorway, Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight and Tomorrow is a Long Time..