Friday New Releases – January 21, 2022

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We have another big week of releases for you on our Friday New Release post. And let me tell you, there is a plethora of styles, genres and sounds which means there will be something for you. You have my word or I’ll give you your money back…now of course you didn’t pay any money to be here so there is nothing to pay you back, but you get what I mean. My choices are highlighted in Blue. Let me know what you want to hear or what I may have missed. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.

  • 71VAIUZH7cL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Kissin’ Dynamite – Not the End of the Road – (Napalm Records): This German band is now on their seventh album and I would say these guys are on to something as they keep getting better. Their 80’s stadium rock sound full of hooks and that anthem sound yet till sound modern. I can’t wait to hear what they have to offer this time around.
  • 81JkNZFtDAL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  John Mellencamp – Strictly A One-Eyed Jack – (Republic Records): Can you believe this is his 25th album? Insane right. I hadn’t listened to him in awhile so now I think it is time to check him out again and see if there is still life left in this pirate.
  • 71oNINyXfDL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Giant – Shifting Time – (Frontiers Records): They have a brand new singer and only 2 original members so not sure we are going to get the same old sound we are used to. I’ll give it a shot but expectations or pretty low.

And all the rest….

  • 715xhGtOE6L._SX522_  Cheap Trick – The Complete Epic Albums Collection – (Music on CD) – Box Set
  • 81ZNRsZpiiL._AC_UL640_FMwebp_QL65_-1  King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – Butterfly 3001 – (KGLW)
  • 71cBwIEwT6L._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Tinsley Ellis – Devil May Care – (Alligator Records)
  • 81xKcW7dyQL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Lalu – Paint the Sky – (Frontiers Records)
  • 81L6gsDkmEL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Edge of Forever – Seminole – (Frontiers Records)
  • 71obZCAQR3L._SX522_  The Ferrymen – One More River To Cross – (Frontiers Records)
  • A1pOAoyRVPL._SX522_  Walker Hayes – Country Stuff the Album – (Monument Records / Sony Music)
  • 91Y8EXhmQrL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Billy Talent – Crisis of Faith – (Spinefarm Records / Dudebox Records / Universal)
  • 91XZtkKKshL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Kiefer Sutherland – Bloor Street – (Cooking Vinyl)
  • 716dm4Q0FrL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Keb’ Mo’ – Good to Be… – (Rounder Records / Concord)
  • 812ZzuZDrQL._AC_UY436_QL65_  Ludovico Einaudi – Underwater – (Decca Records)
  • 8181C1jEppL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Aurora – The Gods We Can Touch – (Glassnote Entertainment / AWAL)
  • 916X3DnVXTL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Diamond Dogs – Slap Bang Blue Rendezvous – (Wild Kingdom)
  • 81e-iiBU5TL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  The Dollyrots – Down the Rabbit Hole – (Wicked Cool Records)
  • 817z0E2c1kL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Aoife O’Donovan – The Age of Apathy – (Yep Roc Records)
  • 91JAvdy9GnL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Years & Years – Night Call – (Polydor Records / Universal)
  • 71kmln5fENL._AC_UL640_FMwebp_QL65_  Penny & Sparrow – Olly Olly – (I Love You Marketed / Thirty Tigers)
  • 718wXCpFRSL._AC_UL640_FMwebp_QL65_  VRSTY – Welcome Home – (Spinefarm Records / Universal)
  • 81YxplbjGOL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Teddy Swims – Tough Love E.P. – (Swims / Warner)
  • 61yJ9so95xL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Ben Abraham – Friendly Fire – (Atlantic Recording)
  • 81PfsRGmUJL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  J French – Good Karma – (IV League Ent)
  • 71cOrXr3u9L._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Miles Kane – Change the Show – (BMG Rights)
  • 816QT+hqgCL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Ricky Dillard – Breakthrough: The Exodus (Live) – (Motown Gospel / Capitol)
  • 61xV2zd3-5L._SX522_  Boy Harsher – The Runner (Original Soundtrack) – (Nude Club)
  • 91DP-4EBN9L._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Boris – W – (Fangsanalsatan / Sacred Bones Records)
  • 91zFTsE8POS._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Silvana Estrada – Marchita – (Glassnote Music / AWAL)
  • 816RwOkmzHL._AC_UL640_FMwebp_QL65_  Silverbacks – Archive Material – (Silverbacks / Full Time Hobby)
  • A1YVL5XM-wL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Battle Beast – Circus of Doom – (Nuclear Blast)
  • 91cgPpmnkdL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Comeback Kid – Heavy Steps – (Nuclear Blast)
  • A1zc3WIA8VL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Setyoursails – Night Fall – (Napalm Records)
  • 91Jq+neAx2L._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Zetra – From Without E.P. – (Children of the Vortex)
  • A1xArPCqK9L._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Ashes of Ares – Emperors and Fools – (Rock of Angels Records)
  • A1xvL6A9kAL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Kreator – Bootleg Revolution (Live) – (Nuclear Blast)
  • 71HhpLbj-gL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Abyssus – Death Revival – (Transcending Obscurity Records)
  • 81IuuvcAGNL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Sonata Arctica – Acoustic Adventures, Vol. 1 – (Atomic Fire)
  • 812GOjPpVjL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Age of Apocalypse – Grim Wisdom – (Closed Casket Activities)
  • 81AINmoIhOL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Som – The Shape of Everything – (Pelagic Records)
  • 81HWFHapxPL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Greensky Bluegrass – Stress Dreams – (Big Blue Zoo Records / Thirty Tigers)
  • 91ua2wc3RML._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Texas Hill – Heaven Down Here – (Texas Hill / queue records)
  • 71qRqNFVoeL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Angie K. – Sun Up to Sundown E.P. – (GCE Records)
  • 91V8KxrfQhL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Dream Theater – Lost Not Forgotten Archives: The Majesty Demos (1985-1986) – (Ytse Jams / InsideOutMusic)
  • 81nWRSZdweL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Janis Ian – The Light at the End of the Line – (Rude Girl Records)

56 thoughts on “Friday New Releases – January 21, 2022”

  8. I decided to give Kissin’ Dynamite a try. I ordered the new release, as well as their best of. Merci pour l’avoir suggéré!

    As for John Mellencamp, I don’t know what to make of the eye patch. “Argh in the USA” doesn’t have the same ring to it ;).

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    1. The Kissin’ Dynamite one is great. Really liking it. The Mellencamp one…well…his voice is really deep and gravelly like he has smoked a lot of cigarettes and drank a lot of whiskey!!

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  9. Going to check out that Kissin’ album for sure. The video/song you posted already reminds me of something off of a badass movie soundtrack. Will check out Mellencamp, though he’s going to get a short leash, and I think I’ll check out ‘Keb ‘Mo and maybe even Teddy Swims – was surprised at how nice his voice is.
    While scrolling through, I thought – “hey, there’s a band named Kiefer Sutherland?” Lol. Then I realized it was actually the best 80’s vampire ever singing a country song. “Bloor Street”? more like Bore Street.

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  11. So many musicians and bands with so much new music, all vying for our attention. It’s crazy! Even many of the lesser-known indie artists I write about are churning out new music with a vengeance. I had no idea Kiefer Sutherland was also putting out county music, and though I’m not terribly familiar with Years and Years, I like the song you shared.

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      1. Born in England, moved to Canada as a kid.

        Sutherland was born 21 December 1966, in St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London, to Donald Sutherland and Shirley Douglas, both successful Canadian actors who had been living and working in England for some time. He has a twin sister, Rachel, who works as a post-production film supervisor. His maternal grandfather was Scottish-born Canadian politician and former Premier of Saskatchewan Tommy Douglas, who is widely credited for bringing universal health care to Canada.

        Sutherland is named after American-born writer and director Warren Kiefer, who directed Donald Sutherland in his first feature film, Castle of the Living Dead. Sutherland’s family moved to Corona, California, in 1968. His parents divorced in 1970. In 1975, Sutherland moved with his mother to Toronto, Ontario.

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  14. Ok, searched Mellencamp on your site and ended up here..

    Just had to share this one. That chuckle…check this out if u haven’t already.

    John Mellencamp Performs a Medley of His Hits Live on the Stern Show (2001)

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  15. Wonder what that is about since that happened to me too.
    Read his book that Paul Rees one. So that got me seeking out bunch of his cds. And saw an interview of him that had stuff about his paintings. That changed my mind about him. I had thought that he’s this angry, bitter old man. Not that this is anything related to your case.

    Anyways he’s cool in my books.

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