The music world continues to operate and provide a little relief in spite of COVID-19. Here are The High Note blog’s picks for new albums released Friday, March 27, 2020 in no particular order. Most […]
Nada Surf Reminds Us We’re ‘Never Not Together’ On New Album
One of my favorite things about the Internet is that it makes me feel like we are living in an age of discovery. Whether we are searching for new things, learning new facts or finding […]
New Music Friday, March 20, 2020
Happy New Music Friday, y’all. It’s been a crazy week in the world and music is here for all of us in this time of need. Not noted on this list, the deluxe edition of […]
Tame Impala Controls Time Through ‘The Slow Rush’
Strange times call for strange music about time. That’s exactly what Tame Impala does with “The Slow Rush,” the fourth album by Australian multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Kevin Parker who performs under the moniker. Released Friday, […]
The Lone Bellow Shines Brightest In ‘Half Moon Light’
The thing about the flow state is that it is elusive. There’s a lot of tricks that people use, everything from breathing techniques to coffee, but it’s hard to predict when all the correct elements […]
New Music Friday, March 6, 2020
The High Note’s list of New Music Friday albums that were released Friday, March 6, 2020. These are in no particular order. The most anticipated albums are in bold. Caroline Rose – Superstar Flora Cash […]
The Wood Brothers Reap Imaginative Fields Of Folk On New Album
Folk-rock trio The Wood Brothers channel its freewheeling spirit into a focused force of imagination on the band’s seventh studio album, “Kingdom In My Mind” released Jan. 24 on Honey Jar and Thirty Tigers records. […]
Marcus King Fires With All Cylinders On ‘El Dorado’
Twenty-three-year-old singer-songwriter Marcus King packs his debut album “El Dorado” with fluid and soulful songs that showcase his velvety musicianship. Released Jan. 17 via Fantasy Records and produced Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, the […]
Bombay Bicycle Club Wants You To Feel Loved When ‘Everything Else Has Gone Wrong’
After going on hiatus four years ago, English indie rockers Bombay Bicycle Club have returned with an album that is intended to live a legacy. By combining pop hooks, rock rhythms that are punctuated by […]
Episode 24 – Originaire
Ken Shiles and Cibon, two-thirds of the Atlantic City acoustic folk band Originaire join The High Note podcast for this episode, recorded Saturday, Jan. 25 at Ventnor Coffee. We chat about the band’s debut EP […]