New Reviews for July 26, 2024
Capitol
This welcome return to form blends the Australian duo's quirky surrealism with irresistible beat-driven production.
![Rite Here Rite Now [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=oGnSxjduiuxRHH1Tv1PDvw4Q1ghY8VaPylnm7PwcKNY=&f=3)
Loma Vista
Ghost's first concert album is an unholy horn of plenty that delivers on both performance and spectacle.
Universal
The duo's fifth album gives equal time to their timeless melodies and songwriting and their sonic experimentation.
Drag City
The singer/songwriter's first live album in 14 years is an exultant celebration of how music grows richer with time and in front of an audience.
![Synchronicity [Super Deluxe Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=wRalrgRcqkQEIRqP3N4Ofh_TZlp6n_cq-Emr2zx15tU=&f=3)
A&M / Polydor / UMR
A multi-disc super deluxe edition containing previously unreleased tracks and new liner notes.
Jagjaguwar
Canadian art rock collective applies cinematic instrumentation and exacting production to messy, street-level punk rock anthems.
RCA
The Alabama country-rockers make a leap to the major leagues with the assistance of producer Dave Cobb.
![Will Anything Happen [Expanded Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=W78AvzfFLZrJXu3vb-8aoASijaXJlYnq0St31qpAJWo=&f=2)
In Memoriam
Editors' Choice for June, 2024
AllMusic Staff Pick
- July 27, 2024
1971
Sidran's debut solo album was the beginning of a long, quirky, varied, and sometimes puzzling series of albums. The music ranges from dirty rock and R&B numbers like "Poor Girl," with Sidran playing both the B-3 and electric piano, to "Alexander's Rag Time Band," which brings '60s Blue Note soul-jazz to '70s Prestige and Mainstream funk. Sidran uses his voice so musically, with enough reserve, restraint, and savvy in his phrasing, that it's a delight to listen to. This offers proof that Sidran was already in full possession of his gifts as a writer, producer and arranger.
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