New Music Releases Friday, Jan. 6, 2017
Sundara Karma – “Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect”
I’ve already found my favorite new artist of 2017 – Sundara Karma. The Reading, England-based rock band released its debut album “Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect,” Friday, Jan. 6. Sundara Karma is a four-piece band bursting with a youthful indie-rock sound that helped propel The Killers, Mumford and Sons and Arcade Fire up the music charts. The production of the single “Flame,” makes my ears anticipate those pop beats drop at the chorus. The tracks like “Loveblood” and “Olympia” perfectly capture the anxiety of young love. Throughout the album you can hear the urgency to express those feelings. Get “Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect” from Sundara Karma, Apple Music, Amazon, Spotify and Tidal.
Gone Is Gone – “Echolocation”
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Dropkick Murphys – “11 Short Stories of Pain & Glory”
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Singles & EPs Released Friday, Jan. 6
Halestorm – “ReAniMate 3.0: The Covers EP”
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Dirty Projectors – “Little Bubble”
Dirty Projectors released “Little Bubble,” a methodically melodic song that “explores the metaphor of Earth itself as a fragile bubble of life in a cold, dead universe,” on Friday, Jan. 6. The band also released a correspondingly cold video that you can watch above. Get “Little Bubble” from Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Spotify and Tidal.