New Reviews for June 21, 2024
Storysound Records
The great heroine of British folk-rock recruits a team of artists to sing her songs, and they do so beautifully.
Yep Roc
Two heroes of American roots music team up for a second time in a pairing that complements both sides.
Concord / Fantasy
The Brooklyn-by-way-of-Boston soul-pop outfit's breezy, feel-good eighth studio album.
![From the Mars Hotel [50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=NWaiAfpNvS2Mw7wR_FqamN_M69_UI9rrJSVvWL2-yAg=&f=3)
Grateful Dead
This 50th Anniversary Edition of the band's solid seventh studio album includes previously unreleased live concert recordings from the same time period.
Kill Rock Stars
Featuring an orchestral pop inspired by vintage Hollywood musicals, the typically irreverent Brit turns in her most earnest set yet.
Third Man Records
On his fourth long-player, the Nashville-based ambient composer adds the tension of doom metal to his powerful, dreamy aesthetic.
![Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow [Deluxe Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=qrLqmvXXkyuYriaZrtLfqz6KsMttLlyBmmVTZ6_CLs0=&f=3)
Marc Bolan / B.J. Cole / Steve Currie / Mickey Finn / Jack Green / Lonnie Jordan / Bill Legend / T. Rex / Donny Thompson
Edsel
This 50th anniversary reissue Contains "The Alternate Zinc Alloy: Change", a bonus disc of 24 fascinating 'work-in-progress' versions and demos.
Sonic Cathedral
The project's engaging second album focuses on elliptical pop that evokes artists as varied as Panda Bear, Daft Punk, and Depeche Mode.
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Classical
Editors' Choice for May, 2024
AllMusic Staff Pick
- June 26, 2024
June, 1974
This album, released 50 years ago today, is hard rock painted in stark black & white: cranked guitars mirrored by a deliberate wallop from the rhythm section, a rock & roll so loud and basic it wound up not aging much at all even though it pretty much defined mid-'70s album rock.
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In Memoriam
