The Weekender: listen to albums from Brian Chayton, BDRMM, Japanese House (and many more...) released today

For a few years now, Friday has been the day of the week dedicated to record releases. What better way to mentally prepare for the upcoming weekend than by reviewing the best albums released in the last few hours?
The months awaited records are finally upon us… enjoy listening

Grian Chayton – “Anarchy for the Fly”
(Partisan Records)

co-produced by Dan Carey“Chorus for the Fly” is considered the most poetic album ever written by Leader and Voice. Fontaines DC, The nine songs collect a lifetime’s worth of emotions and stories. Sure, some are painful, but by shaping them and making those voices come alive, Conversation created something of unique beauty. A place where you will not only want to visit, but will find yourself returning again and again.

BDRMM – “I Don’t Know”
(rockaction)

Almost 3 years after the acclaimed debut album “Bedroom”, Hull’s shoegaze band came out on Rock Action, the legendary label. mogwai, “I Don’t Know”, as well as previous work, was recorded with the quartet’s longtime collaborator Alex Greaves ,Working Men’s Club, Bo Ningnan) at The Nave Studios in Leeds, UK.

Japanese House – “In the End It Always Happens”
(dirty thump)

second album by amber bane British singer-songwriter in charge of the project japanese house, Beginnings and endings, passion and mundanity, falling in love and painful separation: four years after their widely celebrated debut, “Good at Falling”, this one sees “In the End It Always Does”. Ben Push yourself even further into pop territory, enhancing your distinctive sound of candid indie-rock Matrix.

Angelo De Augustine – “Toil and Trouble”
(asthmatic kitty)

The California-based musician solely wrote and produced this “Toil and Trouble” single that returns on his friend’s label Sufjan Stevens, de augustine And he says:

The album was born out of thinking about the craziness of the world at this time and how oppressive it can be. I’m using some sort of counter-world as a guide to get some sense of what’s really going on here – I’ve had to take myself out of reality to try and understand reality .

Do Nothing – “Snake Sideways”
(Garden)

After a long apprenticeship and a handful of jumbled and obscure songs that already foreshadow excellent things to come in 2020, the Nottingham band come with their long-awaited debut album.

Lil Uzi Vert – “Pink Tape”
(Generation Now/The Atlantic)

The Philadelphia rapper has collected 23 songs (plus 3 bonus tracks) in this “Pink Tape”, choosing them from the 680 songs he created over the past period. The list of guests attending this “Pink Tape” is varied and not particularly large: travis scott, nicki minaj, don tolliverUK metalcore bands bring me The Horizon and Japanese pop/metal lineup babymetal,

Joanna Sternberg – “I’ve Got Me”
(fat capture)

Second album for New York singer-songwriter Che conor oberst,shining eyes He has her under his tutelage and often takes her with him on tour (soon to be joined by Joanna on stage instead). angel olsen And Kurt Vile, Who manufactures the disc? Matt Sweeney,

Lucinda Williams – “Stories from a Rock ‘n’ Roll Heart”
(Highway 20/Thirty Tigers)

The iconic American singer-songwriter suffered a stroke on November 17, 2020. Wrote a biography after leaving the hospital, played together Bonnie Raitt, jason isbell And Wilco and wrote and recorded this new “Stories from a Rock n Roll Heart”. you can find us in any song Bruce Springsteen,

Brigid Mae Power – “Dream from the Deep Well”
(fire records)

“Dream From the Deep Well” The Irish singer-songwriter, one of the artists most capable of channeling dreamy pop and folk trends, offers a new starting point: a unique marriage of traditional styles and modern tunes, a breathtaking soundtrack that Supports her amazing voice.

Divide and Dissolve – “Systemic”
(attack)

This new work from Australian doom metal duo is definitely a ‘busy’ album. “Systemic” is a message that matches the band’s primary objective: making music that honors their ancestors and Indigenous lands, opposes white supremacy, and works towards a future of Black and Indigenous liberation. .

Nothing But Thieves – “Dead Club City”
(RCA/Sony Music)

“Dead Club City” consists of 11 tracks, and as stated in the press notes it is a concept album that immerses the listener in a real elite city. The album’s tracklist features stories from various characters that live in or revolve around “Dead Club City”.

John Carroll Kirby – “Blowout”
(very close)

suppose hermeto pascal produced by flying lotus, After traveling to Costa Rica for his travelogue series “Kirby’s Gold”, performing with local musicians, JCK Pulls out a calypso record laced with glitches and beats and puts all the travel-inspired music into this “blowout”.

sweeping promises – “the good life is coming for you,
(sub-pop)

Art-punk from Arkansas served up by the duo lira circle And caulfield snug,

Hayden Pedigo – “The Happiest Time I’ve Ever Had”
(Mexican Summer)

Second record on Mexican Summer for Texan guitarist hayden pedigo, Virtuosity and desert fingerpicking come highly recommended for lovers of six strings in acoustic guise.