Completed before its proprietor… checked out (Kinky would’ve appreciated that one!), 'Poet of Motel 6' bears out that enthusiasm from first second to last. Ten tracks written and sung by one Richard Samet Friedman, born November 1, 1944, the album caps a rich musical renaissance its late author enjoyed during the final decade of his reign. Humanist, satirist, novelist, Kinky wore “musician” the proudest, so his bequeathing that era real closure now proves precious.
We're proud to release All The Days, the eagerly anticipated new album from The Devlins, marking the band’s first full-length project almost a decade after their critically acclaimed album, Waves. All The Days brings together the classic lineup of brothers Colin (vocals, guitar, piano) and Peter Devlin (bass), drummer Guy Rickarby and guitarist Mark Murphy, with producer Rob Kirwan (Hozier, PJ Harvey, Depeche Mode) at the helm.
Soul Asylum return today with the release of their highly anticipated 13th studio album, Slowly But Shirley. Known for their dynamic blend of punk energy and heartfelt melodies, Soul Asylum's new album delivers a rich array of musical styles, from raucous rockers with guitar-fueled firepower to delicate heartfelt tunes. Collaborating once again with producer Steve Jordan (Rolling Stones, John Mayer, Robert Cray, Keith Richards), who helmed their 1990 album And the Horse They Rode In On, the band finds a seamless balance between revisiting their roots and breaking new sonic ground. At the heart of the album is frontman Dave Pirner's soulful songwriting, with the band recording live in the studio to capture the raw, captivating spirit that defines their unforgettable live performances.