Every Monday at 3 pm on The Afternoon Show, Kevin Cole spotlights some of each week’s new releases. Lots of good stuff out this week, and here’s a look the self-titled record from a pretty cool six piece folk rock band from London called The Eighteenth Day of May.
The Eighteenth Day of May - The Eighteenth Day of May (Hannibal)
“A promising debut album from this British band featuring New Orleans-raised singer Alison Brice, with a classic British folk-rock sound similar to the Fairport Convention and Pentangle, but tinged with the dark psychedelic drones of the Velvet Underground.” - Don Yates
Here are some tracks from The Eighteenth Day of May...
The Flowers of the Forest - (MP3)
Hide and Seek - (MP3)
Cold Early Morning - (MP3)
Deed I Do - (MP3)
For more on this band, go to The Eighteenth Day of May.
The following are all in stores today... Go crazy!
Beirut - Gulag Orkestar (Ba Da Bing!)
The Black Heart Procession - The Spell
Ane Brun - A Temporary Dive (V2 Ada)
Camera Obscura - Lloyd I’m Ready to Be Heartbroken (Merge)
Danielson - Ships (Secretly Canadian)
Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere
Grandaddy - Just Like the Fambly Cat
Lansing-Dreiden - The Dividing Island
Matmos - The Rose Has Teeth in the Mouth of a Beast
New York Dolls - From Here to Eternity: The Live Bootleg Box Set
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
Paul Simon - Surprise
Snow Patrol - Eyes Open (A&M)
The Stills - Without Feathers
Neil Young - Living With War
Read more reviews and recommendations.
2 Comments
I wonder if by Danielson, they mean THE Danielson Famile has a new album out. If so, that is fucking awesome and I NEED to get to Everyday Music stat.
Hey.. why don’t you list
http://www.kingblind.com as one of your blogs.. They are based in Seattle, Wa
Come on now.. support the home team!