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Friday New Releases – October 2, 2026

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We are now hitting October, the year has been flying by and as the temperature starts to cool, the new releases simply heat up. This week there is nothing for me as I already have the Stanley Simmons on CD. They released the album physically before they did digitally which is an awesome way to do it in my opinion. I might also check out the new Miranda Lambert album. She’s usually got some great stuff. Let me know what you want to hear this week or what we may have missed. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful weekend.

  • Stanley Simmons – Dancing While The World Is Ending – (Stanley Simmons) – Digital Release
  • Miranda Lambert – Crisco – (Music Corporation of America / Warner Records)
  • Wynonna – The Hard Truth – (Anti)
  • The Chicks – Taking The Long (20th Anniversary Edition) – (Columbia Records / Sony Music)
  • Meshell Ndegeocello – Synonym – (Blue Note Records / UMG)
  • Johnny Marr – The Age of Everything – (New Voodoo Ltd / BMG Rights Mgmt)
  • Frozen Crown – The Legend of the Six Kings – (Napalm Records)
  • Brymir – What We Leave Behind – (Napalm Records)
  • Amon Amarth – The AllFather Awakens – (Metal Blade Records)
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Friday New Releases – May 3rd

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Welcome to May and a very dismal week of releases…at least for me.  There isn’t much I am interested in this week which will hopefully help me catch up on what I missed while on vacation.  There is one I am interest in and another I might check out, but that is all.  My choices are highlighted in Blue.  Let me know what interests you or if I missed anything. Or just stop by and say hi!  Whatever floats your boat.  Have a great weekend!!!

  • a1+ap30xvvl._sx522_  Joy Williams – Front Porch – (Sensibility Records):  Is she the better half of the band The Civil Wars that were together from about 2009-2014?  I don’t know.  I guess that depends if you liked her voice or John Paul White’s voice better.  I love her voice and enjoyed her first solo album after the breakup, so I am looking forward to hear what new she has to offer.  The band was more American folk and I can you classify her that still.  Whatever you want to definite it, it is some great songwriting.

  • A1W3vvhDtmL._SS500_  New Found Glory – From the Screen to Your Stereo 3 – (Hopeless Records):  NFG has been hit or miss over the years.  I am not sure I will enjoy this at it their 3rd covers album, but you never know what you will get so I might give it a shot.  Just glad to see a band from the 90’s still going at it as it seems a lot of bands from that decade aren’t around anymore.

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