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Nine Inch Nails gets its \u201cTron\u201d on this week, leading a batch of new music releases that includes titles from Cardi B, Sarah McLachlan, Chase Rice and 38 Special, as well as new projects from Billie Eilish\u2019s brother and Greta Van Fleet\u2019s guitarist (all subject to change).<\/p>\n
Album of the Week \u2014 Nine Inch Nails, \u201cTron: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)\u201d (The Null Corporation\/Interscope):<\/b> During the 15 years since their Academy Award-winning score for \u201cThe Social Network,\u201d Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have maintained a line of separation between their film work and the band Reznor started 37 years ago in Cleveland. That changes \u2014 at Disney\u2019s request \u2014 for this sci-fi epic, the first Nine Inch Nails release in five years. There\u2019s plenty of the troupe\u2019s gritty industrial rock flavor throughout the 24-track set, particularly on the single \u201cAs Alive As You Need Me to Be.\u201d <\/p>\n
Cardi B, \u201cAm I the Drama?\u201d (Atlantic\/Warner):<\/b> The New York rapper\u2019s second album, seven years in the making, features her 2020 Megan Thee Stallion collaboration \u201cWAP\u201d among its nearly two dozen tracks, along with more recent singles such as \u201cOutside\u201d and \u201cImaginary Playerz.\u201d Other guests include Janet Jackson, Lizzo, Selena Gomez, Cash Cobain, Kehlani and more. <\/p>\n
The Cowsills, \u201cThe \u2018Cocaine Drain\u2019 Album\u201d (Omnivore):<\/b> The sibling vocal group (the inspiration for \u201cThe Partridge Family\u201d) was clearly singing about \u201cother things\u201d on this unreleased album from 1978, which was produced by Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan collaborator Chuck Plotkin. Finally seeing the light of day, it includes five bonus tracks not intended for the original release. <\/p>\n
The Favors, \u201cThe Dream\u201d (Darkroom):<\/b> Less than a year after his second solo album, Billie Eilish\u2019s brother Finneas O\u2019Connell joins forces with fellow singer-songwriter Ashe (Ashlyn Wilson) for a lush 12-song set accompanied by a full string ensemble. <\/p>\n
I Prevail, \u201cViolent Nature\u201d (Fearless\/Concord):<\/b> The Detroit hard rock troupe, which debuted with a viral sensation cover of Taylor Swift\u2019s \u201cBlank Space,\u201d drops its fourth full album and first as a quintet after the departure of \u201cclean\u201d vocalist Brian Burkheiser.<\/p>\n
Los Straitjackets, \u201cSomos Los Straitjackets\u201d (Yep Roc):<\/b> The masked guitar group, which has been working with Nick Lowe in recent years, delivers its first new album in 13 years, a 15-song set that includes a version of \u201cSpinout,\u201d originally recorded by the quartet\u2019s Eddie Angel in his other band, the Neanderthals and now featuring guest vocals from \u201cSpongeBob SquarePants\u2019 Tom Kenny.<\/p>\n
Sarah McLachlan, \u201cBetter Broken\u201d (Concord):<\/b> The Canadian songstress\u2019 first new album in 11 years features guest appearances by Wendy Melvoin of Prince\u2019s Revolution and MUNA\u2019s Katie Gavin, the latter on the track \u201cReminds Me.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mirador, \u201cMirador\u201d (Republic):<\/b> Greta Van Fleet guitarist Jake Kiszka and Ida Mae\u2019s Chris Turpin join forces for a hard-rocking new project that was produced by multiple Grammy Award-winner Dave Cobb. <\/p>\n
Motion City Soundtrack, \u201cThe Same Old Wasted Wonderful World\u201d (Epitaph): <\/b>The Minneapolis pop-punk troupe\u2019s seventh album is its first in 10 years, with Fall Out Boys\u2019 Patrick Stump and Citizen, Sincere\u2019s Mat Kerekes along for the welcome-back.<\/p>\n
Chase Rice, \u201cEldora\u201d (Dack Janiels\/Firebird Music): <\/b>The country favorite co-wrote all 12 songs on his eighth album, which features guest collaborations with Elvie Shane, Kashus Culpepper, Wyatt McCubbin and Madeline Edwards. <\/p>\n
The Third Mind, \u201cRight Now!\u201d (Yep Roc):<\/b> The third album from the psychedelic-minded \u201csupergroup\u201d that includes Dave Alvin, Counting Crows\u2019 David Immergluck, Camper Van Beethoven\u2019s Victor Krummenacher, Jesse Sykes and others. <\/p>\n
38 Special, \u201cMilestone\u201d (self-released):<\/b> It\u2019s been 21 years since this Southern rock outfit got caught up in a new album, and its comeback is assisted by Train\u2019s Pat Monahan, Randy Bachman and Survivor\u2019s Jim Peterik. <\/p>\n
Album Title of the Week: <\/b>pdqb, \u201cSermons of the Electrofying Messiah\u201d (Snyaptic Cliffs)<\/p>\n
More new titles for Sept. 19…<\/b><\/p>\n
John Calvin Abney, \u201cTransparent Towns\u201d (Canyon\/Well Kept Secret) <\/p>\n
Acceptance, \u201cPhantoms\/Twenty\u201d(self-released) <\/p>\n
Afternoon Bike Ride, \u201cRunning With Scissors\u201d (Friends of Friends)<\/p>\n
Ala.ni, \u201cSunshine Music\u201d (No Format)<\/p>\n
American Television, \u201cYou Are Not Alone\u201d (Smartpunk) <\/p>\n
Arrows In Action, \u201cI Think I\u2019ve Been There Before\u201d (Nettwerk) <\/p>\n
Ashen, \u201cChimera\u201d (Out of Line Music) <\/p>\n
Atmoshpere, \u201cJestrures\u201d (Rhymesayers Entertainment) <\/p>\n
Bad Cop Bad Cop, \u201cLighten Up\u201d (Fat Wreck Chords) <\/p>\n
Bad Self Portraits, \u201cI Think I\u2019m Going to Hell\u201d (Midtopia0<\/p>\n
Biffy Clyro, \u201cFutique\u201d (14th Floor\/Warner) <\/p>\n
Big Big Train, \u201cAre We Nearly There Yet? (Live Around the World)\u201d (English Esoteric Recordings)<\/p>\n
The Big Ol\u2019 Nasty Getdown, \u201cVolume 3\u201d (self-released)<\/p>\n
Black Lips, \u201cSeason of the Peach\u201d (Fire) <\/p>\n
Jonathan Blake, \u201cMy Life Matters\u201d (Blue Note) <\/p>\n
Blood Brothers, \u201cHelp Yourself\u201d (Gulf Coast Records)<\/p>\n
Bones Shredder, \u201cMorbid Little Thing\u201d (Sunken Teeth)<\/p>\n
Kadhja Bonet, \u201cBattlewear\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Boo Boos, \u201cYoung Love\u201d (PIAS) E of eels<\/p>\n
Jeff Bradshaw, \u201cThe Cure\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Briscoe, \u201cHeat of July\u201d (ATO) <\/p>\n
Castle Rat, \u201cThe Bestiary\u201d (King Volume) <\/p>\n
Cesar & the Idem Colony, \u201cRetrieval\u201d (Cala Bou)<\/p>\n
Cole Chaney, \u201cIn the Shadow of the Mountain\u201d (Ridgeline) <\/p>\n
Chatterton, \u201cTiny Empire\u201d (7th Heaven)<\/p>\n
Aaron Cole, \u201cWhere Do We Go From Here?\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Joy Crookes, \u201cJuniper\u201d (Epic) <\/p>\n
Cuddle Magic, \u201cUnderwater\u201d (Egghunt) <\/p>\n
David Cultura, \u201cCultura\u201d (Create) <\/p>\n
Deaf Club, \u201cWe Demand a Permanent State of Happiness\u201d (Three One G\/Southern Lord) <\/p>\n
Ded, \u201cResent\u201d (UNFD)<\/p>\n
Dilyara, \u201cCelestial Odyssey\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
The Divine Comedy, \u201cRainy Sunday Afternoon\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
The Dreadnoughts, \u201cPolka Pit\u201d (Punkerton) <\/p>\n
Dug, \u201cHave at It!\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Dylan Earl, \u201cLevel-Headed Even Smile\u201d (Gar Hole)<\/p>\n
Benjamin Elgar, \u201cMake It Through the Night\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Elninodiablo, \u201cThe Downey Groove\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Erdling, \u201cSteh den Sturm\u201d (Out of Line Music) <\/p>\n
Newton Faulkner, \u201cOctopus\u201d (Cooking Vinyl) <\/p>\n
The Favors, \u201cThe Dream\u201d (Darkroom\/Interscope) <\/p>\n
Ruby Friedman Orchestra, \u201cChimes After Midnight (Label 51 Recordings) <\/p>\n
Frog, \u201cThe Count\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Golden Apples, \u201cShooting Star\u201d (Lame-O)<\/p>\n
Evan Greer, \u201cAMAB\/ACAB\u201d (Get Better) <\/p>\n
Greywind, \u201cSevered Heart City\u201d (FLG) <\/p>\n
The Happy Fits, \u201cLovesick\u201d (Diamond City\/Many Hats)<\/p>\n
Kieran Hebden and William Tyler, \u201c41 Longfield Street Late \u201980s\u201d (Temporary Residence Ltd.) <\/p>\n
Heretoir, \u201cSolastalgia\u201d (AOP) <\/p>\n
Eric David Hoegemeyer, \u201cElementa 001\u201d (Mishbaka) <\/p>\n
Home Free, \u201cChallenge the Sea\u201d (self-released)<\/p>\n
Evan Honer, \u201cEverything I Wanted\u201d (Cloverdale) <\/p>\n
Horace Pinker, \u201cNow and the Future\u201d (People of Punk Rock) <\/p>\n
Hunxho, \u201cHer 2\u201d (300 Entertainment) <\/p>\n
IDID, \u201cI Did It\u201d (Starship Entertainment)<\/p>\n
Igorrr, \u201cAmen\u201d (Metal Blade) <\/p>\n
Ilham, \u201cUhm…OK?\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
J. Fla, \u201cMoon Eater\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Jacoozy, \u201cStill Afloat\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
OBN Jay, \u201cMe Against the World\u201d (OBN Entertainment\/MNRK Music Group) <\/p>\n
Kamelot, \u201cAscension 1995-1998\u201d (Noise) <\/p>\n
Kittie, \u201cSpit XXV\u201d (Sumerian) <\/p>\n
KennyHoopla, \u201cConditions of An Orphan\/\/\u201d (The Orchard) <\/p>\n
Lawn, \u201cGod Made the Highway\u201d ((self-released) <\/p>\n
Le Concorde, \u201cSecond Mansions\u201d (self-released)<\/p>\n
Vincent Lima, \u201cTo Love a Thing That Fades Out\u201d (Island) <\/p>\n
Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay and Paul Thompson, AM PM Soho Live (Expression\/BFD\/The Orchard) <\/p>\n
Chase McDaniel, \u201c\u201dLost Ones” (Big Machine) <\/p>\n
Ali McGuirk, \u201cWatertop\u201d (Signature Sounds) <\/p>\n
Madilyn Mei, \u201cA Thousand Songs About It All: Act I\u201d (Mercury) <\/p>\n
Toro y Moi, \u201cUnerthed: The Hole Erth Unplugged\u201d (Dead Oceans) <\/p>\n
Claire Morales, \u201cLost in the Desert\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Kendra Morris, \u201cNext\u201d (Colemine\/Karma Chief) <\/p>\n
Motion City Soundtrack, \u201cThe Same Old Wasted Wonderful World\u201d (Epitaph)<\/p>\n
mum, \u201cHistory of Silence\u201d (Morr Music) <\/p>\n
Nation of Language, \u201cDance Called Memory\u201d (Sub Pop) <\/p>\n
Chloe Navarre, \u201cPeriwinkle\u201d (That\u2019s Nothin\u2019)<\/p>\n
NewDad, \u201cAltar\u201d (Fair Youth)<\/p>\n
Jon Nolan & Good Co., \u201cSlow Cooker\u201d (Strolling Bones) <\/p>\n
Novembers Doom, \u201cMajor Arcana\u201d (Prophecy Productions) <\/p>\n
Ocean Alley, \u201cLove Balloon\u201d (Community Music) <\/p>\n
Hunter Oliveri, \u201cTeen Slug\u201d (Spinefarm) <\/p>\n
Bones Owens \u201cBest Western\u201d (Thirty Tigers) <\/p>\n
The Oxys, \u201cPearls Before Swine\u201d (Cleopatra) <\/p>\n
Doe Paoro, \u201cLiving Through Collapse\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Paradise Lost, \u201cAscension\u201d (Nuclear Blast) <\/p>\n
The Paradox, \u201cDo It Again\u201d (Hundred Days) <\/p>\n
Jordan Patterson, \u201cThe Hermit\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Paxton Spangler Band, \u201cTrick Bag\u201d (Eastlawn) <\/p>\n
Photo Ops, \u201cOpening Up to Strangers\u201d (Odd Man Out\/gemini recordings) <\/p>\n
Pink Fuzz, \u201cResolution\u201d (Permanent Teeth) <\/p>\n
The Pink Stones, \u201cThank the Lord…It\u2019s the Pink Stones\u201d (Normaltown) <\/p>\n
The Prize, \u201cIn the Red\u201d (Goner\/Anti Fade)<\/p>\n
Propaganda, \u201cRemix Encounters\u201d (Bureau B) <\/p>\n
Public Opinion, \u201cPerpetual Motion Machine\u201d (Side One Dummy) <\/p>\n
Queensbridge, \u201cUhm…OK?\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Kojey Radical, \u201cDon\u2019t Look Down\u201d (Atlantic) <\/p>\n
Michael Ragonese, \u201cChasing Calm\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Ray and Paul, \u201cFading\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Ready For the World, \u201cReady Sonique\u201d (SRG-ILS Group\/Virgin Music)<\/p>\n
Reverse Yr Curse, \u201cWhere Are We Going and When Will We Get There?\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Joanne Robertson, \u201cBlurrr\u201d (AD 93) <\/p>\n
Josh Ross, \u201cLater Tonight\u201d (Mercury Nashville) <\/p>\n
Leith Ross, \u201cI Can See the Future\u201d (Republic) <\/p>\n
Runaway June, \u201cNew Kind of Emotion\u201d (Quartz Hill MusicGroup)<\/p>\n
Cecile McLorin Salvant, \u201cOh Snap\u201d (Nonesuch) <\/p>\n
Jack Schneider, \u201cStreets of September\u201d (Jeffers) <\/p>\n
Peter Sampfel, Friends & Daughters, \u201cSong Shards…\u201d (Jalopy) <\/p>\n
Scarlet Rae, \u201cNo Heavy Goodbyes\u201d (Bayonet) <\/p>\n
Scorpion Milk, \u201cSlime of the Times\u201d (Peaceville) <\/p>\n
Shabason, Krgovich, Tenniscoats, \u201cWao\u201d (Western Vinyl) <\/p>\n
Jackson Scribner, \u201cDepression Kids\u201d (State Fair) <\/p>\n
Joan Shelley, \u201cReal Warmth\u201d (No Quarter)<\/p>\n
Patrick Shiroishi, \u201cForgetting is Violent\u201d (American Dreams) <\/p>\n
Species, \u201cChangelings\u201d (20 Buck Spin) <\/p>\n
Structure Sounds, \u201cStolen Sounds\u201d (Wiretap) <\/p>\n
Summerbruise, \u201cInfinity Guise\u201d (SideOneDummy)<\/p>\n
Sweet Water, \u201cShine On\u201d (Golden City)<\/p>\n
C. Tappin, \u201cFamiliar Unknowns\u201d (Ropeadope) <\/p>\n
John Taylor, Tramonto, Marc Johnson and Joey Baron, \u201cTramonto\u201d (ECM) <\/p>\n
Thelma & James, \u201cStarting Over\u201d (Big Loud) <\/p>\n
Toned Jesus, \u201cSongs to Sun\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Total Wife, \u201cCome Back Down\u201d (Julia\u2019s War Recordings) <\/p>\n
Mike Tramp, \u201cSongs of White Lion Vol. III\u201d (Frontiers Music srl) <\/p>\n
Trapper Schoepp, \u201cOsborne\u201d (Blue Elan) <\/p>\n
The Third Mind, \u201cRight Now!\u201d (Yep Roc) <\/p>\n
Tithe, \u201cCommunion in Anguis\u201d (Profound Lore) <\/p>\n
Total Wife, \u201cCome Back Down\u201d (Julia\u2019s War Recordings) <\/p>\n
Kristina Train, \u201cCounty Line\u201d (Blue Elan) <\/p>\n
Mike Tramp, \u201cSongs of White Lion — Vol. III\u201d (Frontiers Music srl) <\/p>\n
DD Verni & the Cadillac Band, \u201cBuckle Up\u201d (Deko Entertainment) <\/p>\n
Voices of Fire, \u201cOphanim\u201d (Warner) <\/p>\n
Sammy Virji, \u201cSame Day Cleaning\u201d (Astralwerks) <\/p>\n
Vittra, \u201cIntense Indifference\u201d (self-released)<\/p>\n
Waverly Drive, \u201cDecadence\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Maura Weaver, \u201cStrange Devotion\u201d (Feel It) <\/p>\n
Georgia Weber and the Sleeved Hearts, \u201cBig in Japan\u201d (self-released)<\/p>\n
Wednesday, \u201cBleeds\u201d (Dead Oceans) <\/p>\n
Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, \u201cMossy Oak Shadow\u201d (Run For Cover) <\/p>\n
Wilder Maker, \u201cThe Streets Like Beds Still Warm\u201d (Western Vinyl) <\/p>\n
Zach Williams, \u201cJesus Loves\u201d (Essential\/Provident)<\/p>\n
Yachtley Crew, \u201cSeas the Night\u201d (Earache)<\/p>\n
Lola Young, \u201cI\u2019m Only F***ing Myself\u201d (Island) <\/p>\n
Eric Zayne, \u201cSunset & La Brea\u201d (Astra) <\/p>\n
From The Vaults:<\/b><\/p>\n
Ambrosia, \u201cAmbrosia\u201d (Music on CD)<\/p>\n
America, \u201cHat Trick\u201d (Music on CD)<\/p>\n
Bad Wolves, \u201cDie About It (Deluxe)\u201d (Better Noise Music) <\/p>\n
The Boomtown Rats, \u201cThe First 50 Years: Songs of Boomtown Glory\u201d (Mercury)<\/p>\n
Buckingham Nicks, \u201cBuckingham Nicks\u201d (Rhino High Fidelity) <\/p>\n
Cazwell, \u201cHits All Over Your Face (The Peace Bisquit Collection)\u201d (Peace Bisquit\/Snowcone) <\/p>\n
Ray Charles, \u201cIngredients in a Recipe For Soul\u201d (Tangerine)<\/p>\n
The Cowsills, \u201cThe \u2018Cocaine Drain\u2019 Album (Deluxe Edition)\u201d (Omnivore Recordings)<\/p>\n
Jim Croce, \u201cThe Definitive Croce\u201d (BMG) <\/p>\n
Damiano David, \u201cFunny Little (Fears) Dreams\u201d (Arista)<\/p>\n
Djo, \u201cThe Crux Deluxe\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Fanny, \u201cRock and Roll Survivors\u201d\/\u201cRock and Roll Survivors Live Opera 1974\u2033 (Cherry Red) <\/p>\n
Bryan Ferry, \u201cFrantic\u201d and \u201cAvonmore\u201d (BMG)<\/p>\n
Kamelot, \u201cAscensions 1995-1998\u201d (Noise) <\/p>\n
Larkin Poe. \u201cBloom (Deluxe)\u201d (Tricki-Woo) <\/p>\n
Jazz Passengers, \u201cIn Love\u201d (self-released) <\/p>\n
Bobby Goldsboro, \u201cThe LP Collection Vol. 2\u201d (JGJ) <\/p>\n
Anne Murray, \u201cHere You Are\u201d (Capitol\/UMe)<\/p>\n
Charley Pride, \u201cEndlessly: A Tribute to Brook Benton\u201d (Music City)<\/p>\n
The Rays, \u201cBob\u2019s Crew: The Complete Recordings 1955-1962\u201d (Jasmine)<\/p>\n
Real Estate, \u201cThe Wee Small Hours…\u201d (Domino)<\/p>\n
Terry Reid, \u201cBang, Bang You\u2019re Terry Reid\u201d\/\u201cTerry Reid\u201d\/\u201cRiver\u201d (JGJ)<\/p>\n
The Charlie Rouse Band, \u201cCinnamon Flower (Deluxe)\u201d (Resonance) <\/p>\n
Shonen Knife, \u201cOur Best Place (Expanded Edition)\u201d and \u201cMinna Tanoshiku\u201d (Good Charamel)<\/p>\n
Various Artists, \u201cThe Hits Album: Later 70s\u201d (Sony Music\/Universal)<\/p>\n
Various Artists, \u201cWith a Little Help From My Friends: Covers of the Beatles 1967-1970\u201d (Strawberry\/Cherry Red) <\/p>\n
Yonny, \u201cEverywhere, But Always (Deluxe)\u201d (Warner) <\/p>\n
Soundtracks:<\/b><\/p>\n
\u201cThe Devil Wars Prada: A New Musical (Original West End Cast Recording)\u201d (EMI)<\/p>\n
The Girlfriend — Prime Video Original Series Soundtrack” (Lakeshore) <\/p>\n
\u201cEA Sports College Football 26: Halftime, Vol. 2\u201d (Lakeshore) <\/p>\n
\u201cMcWalter — Original Motion Picture Score\u201d (Lakeshore)<\/p>\n
\u201cPirates! The Penzance Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)\u201d (Center Stage)<\/p>\n
\u201cRabbit Trap — Original Motion Picture Soundtrack\u201d (Lakeshore) <\/p>\n
\u201cTask — Original Series Soundtrack\u201d (Lakeshore) <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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