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Illustration by Dorothy Leung<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n There was no song of the summer this year, but there was a September to remember. Albums from Doja Cat, Anne Murray, David Byrne, Buckingham Nicks, Christone (Kingfish) Ingram, Ed Sheeran, Sarah McLachlan, Spinal Tap, Cardi B, Lola Young, Meredith Moon, Geese, Nine Inch Nails, Wednesday, Jeff Tweedy, Mariah Carey, Neko Case, Robert Plant, Sloan and Patrick Watson all dropped last month. <\/p>\n And October, of course, opened with the release of Taylor Swift\u2019s The Life of a Showgirl<\/i>.<\/p>\n The tap is still not off. The coming music calendar includes records by an audacious Winnipegger, rejuvenated classic rockers back in the saddle, a Cancon supergroup, an 80-year-old Lido Shuffle<\/i>r and more. Here\u2019s the lowdown. <\/p>\n I still have my copy of Rolling Stone, Issue No. 233, Feb. 24, 1977. Boz Scaggs (\u201cThe slow dancer who spun platinum\u201d) is on the cover, photographed by Annie Leibovitz. I thought he was the coolest man alive back then \u2212 still do. His first album in seven years comes out Oct. 17, through Concord Records. The collection of standards includes a jazz-lounge reimagination of I\u2019ll Be Long Gone<\/i><\/a>, a chestnut from his 1969 self-titled debut. <\/p>\n \u201cIf you ask, you shall receive,\u201d Robert Finley sings on his latest album. \u201cYou can be anything that you wanna be.\u201d In 2019, the blind U.S. Army veteran competed on America\u2019s Got Talent<\/i>. Though he did not win, his career has since flourished. Finley\u2019s fourth album, produced by long-time collaborator Dan Auerbach and out on Easy Eye Sound on Oct. 10, is a gospel experiment informed by deep blues and greasy retro soul \u2212 something for fans of the late, great Charles Bradley. Not convinced? Check out the superfly first single, Helping Hand<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n BPM stands for beats per minute, and while the first two singles from Sudan Archives\u2019s follow-up to 2022\u2019s Natural Brown Prom Queen <\/i>were party starters, the latest is Come and Find You<\/i>, a slinky, more intimate proposition. For The BPM<\/i>, out on Stones Throw Records on Oct. 17, the Ohio singer\/violinist born Brittney Denise Parks has adopted a new persona: Gadget Girl, a technologically tricked-out character who imagines a chrome-plated future in which we\u2019re all tapped into our own sense of rhythm. Some call that marching to your own beat \u2013 something Sudan Archives does so well. <\/p>\n This is heavy, experimental shoegaze music with a cyclone\u2019s fury, from analog-inclined Philadelphians who soon visit Vancouver (Nov. 8, Kingsway Club), Toronto (Dec. 6, the Garrison) and Montreal (Dec. 7, Bar le Ritz). Set for release by ATO Records on Oct. 17, the new album was recorded live off the floor, an exercise the band <\/b>likens to a \u201ctouching of grass.\u201d The single Trainer<\/i><\/a> <\/i>is a high-weight, low-rep workout. <\/p>\n Ross D. Franklin\/The Associated Press<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n The Boss\u2019s original Nebraska, <\/i>released in <\/i>1982, was a stripped-down set of harrowing songs fixated on death and defeat \u2212 a startling counterpart to his Born to Run<\/i> exhilaration and ethos. Arriving Oct. 17 from Sony Music, this five-disc expanded edition of the album includes outtakes, a newly shot performance film of Nebraska <\/i>in its entirety and the fabled, so-called \u201celectric Nebraska\u201d \u2013 a disc containing band recordings of the title track, Atlantic City<\/i>, Mansion on the Hill<\/i>, Johnny 99<\/i>, Open All Night <\/i>and Reason to Believe<\/i>. The Nebraska<\/i>-themed biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere<\/i> arrives in theatres Oct. 24. <\/p>\n On her new single Hotter Than the Sun<\/i><\/a>, the Winnipeg soul-pop siren Alexa Dirks rhymes \u201ceveryday sedation\u201d with \u201cbisexual frustration\u201d and \u201cbought cigs at service stations.\u201d It\u2019s peppier than it sounds. Among the other tracks on the album arriving from Birthday Cake Records on Oct. 24 are Flying<\/i>, Out of Control <\/i>and Life Of The Party<\/i>. Expect blunt honesty, bright colours and songs to get you through a variety of emotional situations. <\/p>\n Shadrach Kabango, who has taught courses on hip hop at more than one postsecondary institution in Canada, uses deeply grooved tracks as teaching moments. Lead single Bars and BBQs<\/i><\/a> is an example of his skill in mixing pop-culture references with deeper messages. The album, from Secret City Records, drops on Halloween. <\/p>\n Elizabeth De La Piedra\/Supplied<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n \u201cRing the bells that still can ring.\u201d On an album titled Sad And Beautiful World <\/i>(due Nov. 7 from Anti Records) a version of Leonard Cohen\u2019s Anthem <\/i>is a natural. Other covers by the 86-year-old gospel-blues matriarch include Curtis Mayfield\u2019s Hard Times<\/i>, Frank Ocean\u2019s Godspeed <\/i>and Kevin Morby\u2019s Beautiful Strangers<\/i><\/a>. Among the guest artists are Bonnie Raitt, Jeff Tweedy, Waxahatchee\u2019s Katie Crutchfield, MJ Lenderman and Bon Iver\u2019s Justin Vernon. <\/b><\/p>\n Given that the battle-hardened Aerosmith has enlisted the help of a musician named Yungblood, there is little choice but to call this a transfusion. The brash 28-year-old British musician\/actor known to his family and the passport office as Dominic Richard Harrison shares a microphone with Steven Tyler, who has retired from touring because of throat issues. <\/i>My Only Angel<\/i><\/a>, from a five-song EP coming Nov. 21, sounds like 1990s Aerosmith \u2212 and Bryan Adams and Foo Fighters too. <\/p>\n The bad news is that co-founding (and co-front man) guitarist Martin Tielli did not participate in the new project from Ontario art-folk rockers Rheostatics. The good news is that Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson is on board for an improvised effort that also includes spoken-word passages from revered Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson. The double album comes to life on Nov. 21, when the band and guests play the first of two (potentially three) shows at Toronto\u2019s TD Music Hall. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u2018 The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties \u2019 <\/em><\/p>\n \u2018 Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.theglobeandmail.com \u2019 <\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Open this photo in gallery: Illustration by Dorothy Leung There was no song of the summer this year, but there was a September to remember. 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Robert Finley: <\/b>Hallelujah! Don\u2019t Let The Devil Fool Ya <\/b><\/h3>\n
Sudan Archives: The BPM <\/h3>\n
They Are Gutting a Body of Water: LOTTO<\/h3>\n
Bruce Springsteen: Nebraska \u201982<\/h3>\n
Begonia: Fantasy Life <\/h3>\n
Shad: Start Anew <\/h3>\n
Mavis Staples: <\/b>Sad And Beautiful World <\/b><\/h3>\n
Aerosmith and Yungblud: One More Time<\/h3>\n
Rheostatics: Great Lakes Suite <\/h3>\n