Friday New Releases – September 18, 2026

Sit back and relax, there are a ton of releases this week and leading the pack is the brand new Miley album. Not saying I’ll listen to it, but it is the biggest album of the week. Honestly, nothing really floats my boat this week, but I hope there is something for you as there is close to 60 albums to choose from. Let me know what you want to hear! Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a great weekend.

  • Miley – Bass Persuades – (MCEO, Inc. / Atlantic Records)
  • Anthrax – Cursum Perficio – (Megaforce Records)
  • Velveteen Queen – The Greater Good – (Silver Lining Music)
  • for King & Country – The Most Beautiful Colours – (Curb)
  • Roger Taylor – Violence Insane In a Beautiful World – (Nightjar Productions)
  • David Bowie – The Shel Talmy Recordings – (Parolphone Records)
  • Rodrigo y Gabriela – OurHome – (Advaita Records / ATO Records)
  • Susanna Hoffs – The List – (Baroque Folk Records)
  • Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts – Second Song – (The Other Shoe Productions / Reprise Records)
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Friday New Releases – July 15, 2022

Things have been busy at work so time has been limited and thankfully for me and my wallet, this week is lacking in things I am eager to hear. I need to catch up on everything I’ve purchased lately. There are a ton of releases so hopefully you will find something new to hear. Let me know what that might be and if we missed anything this week. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you all have a great weekend!!

  • 8141mfCufbL._AC_UY436_FMwebp_QL65_  Orianthi – Live from Hollywood – (Frontiers Records)
  • 91kWo2PpbtL._SX522_  Anthrax – XL – (Megaforce Records)
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Kiss – Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved (1994) – Album Review (The Kiss Review Series)

We are now in 1994 and it has been almost 2 years since the band’s last studio album. At this point in the timeline, there is no work being done on a new album either. Kiss was in limbo to some degree. But the motors were turning and the band thought to celebrate their 20 years in music, they would do a Tribute album which would be performed by artist that were big at the time of 1994. Tribute albums were big in the early 90’s as there a ton, so this was not an original idea by the band. I believe they had run out of original ideas years earlier.

The band had over 100 bands that wanted to do songs including such acts as Sir Mix A Lot and Smashing Pumpkins. Hell, even Kurt Cobain and The Melvins did a song together, but sadly it came in too late to be included on the album. They had settled on 12 acts to perform 12 Kiss Klassics…sorry Classics. These song wouldn’t be straight up renditions as each band was allowed to do something different to the songs and make it special in their own way.

Before we get to the music, let us talk about the packaging a little. Now, if you notice the cover art, the make-up for Ace isn’t shown and that is because Kiss didn’t own Ace’s make-up design. At this time, Ace still owned it. The band didn’t get permission from the right people in time for the album’s release so that is why it is absent. Instead, you get Paul’s original design with the bandit style make-up on the little boy.

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Friday New Releases – April 27th

 

Welcome to the last Friday of April and the new music releases.  There isn’t a ton, but there should be something for everyone.  My choices are highlighted in Blue.  Take a look through and let me know what you are interested in or what I might have missed.  Have a great weekend!!

  • 41BJkKihPEL._SS500  Sanctus Real – Changed – (Framework Records):  Sanctus Real are one of the few Christian bands I still follow.  They are consistently great and there are always some gems on each album. They are more pop than rock, but just as good as anything on the radio.  Now, here is the twist.  The lead singer of the band, Matt Hammitt, has left the band and so they have a new singer.  I am going to try this one out, but not sure how much I will dig it as it was Matt’s vocals that always drew me in.  He was also the principal songwriter.  We will see, but hopes aren’t high.

  • 61cGx3YOHDL._SY300_QL70_  Anthrax – Kings Among Scotland – (Megaforce Records):  A Live DVD and CD that was recorded last year.  It is Anthrax, of course it is going to get a spin or two.  Plus, the album is a shout out to Kiss’ Rock & Roll Over cover!  Not much else to say on this.

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