Tuesday, February 7, 2012
This week's new releases (2/7/2012)
Posted by Jeff Hahne on Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 11:07 AM
Here's a quick look at what's new in stores this week:
Dierks Bentley Home — Country singer still trying to find his own path in country music.
Die Antwoord Ten$ion — Has anyone figured out if we're supposed to take them seriously or not?
Dr. Dog Be the Void — Continuing to find their niche on the musical landscape.
The Fray Scars & Stories — More top 40 crap that sounds like the rest of the top 40 crap.
Mark Lanegan Band Blues Funeral — Latest offering from the former Screaming Trees singer.
Paul McCartney Kisses on the Bottom — A new album from the former Beatle or the title of a new porn film — you decide.
Of Montreal Paralytic Stalks — What happens to a band once the buzz dies down?
Sharon Van Etten Tramp — Of course her buzz builds right after she plays Charlotte...
Van Halen A Different Kind of Truth — Judging by early reviews, people were hoping for a different kind of album, too.
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