April 21th
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Sad week
Sad week
Sad week for the music business, I would love to hear anyone’s memories of Dick Clark or Levone Helm.
RECORD STORE DAY SATURDAY APRIL 21
RECORD STORE DAY SATURDAY APRIL 21
Come to
Scotti’s, The Premier and Original RECORD STORE DAY Location
All Product Has Been Ordered in Large Quantities
Store Hours 10-5
Free Starbucks Coffee & Live Music all Day
Everything is First Come First Serve, NO Charging for Early Admittance!
Fast, Fair, Organized & Efficient
Voted First Runner Up for Best Independent Music Store In NJ, By NJ Monthly Magazine Readers
New Reviews: The Shins Find Balance on ‘Port of Morrow’
New Reviews: The Shins Find Balance on ‘Port of Morrow’
Also: New music by Radiohead, Slash, Regina Spektor, Spiritualized and more
Rolling Stone
In this week’s slate of Rolling Stone reviews, Jon Dolan says that Shins frontman James Mercer “nails a balance of economy and sweep” on his band’s new album Port of Morrow, “matching the studio lushness he craves with the secondhand melodicism that made ‘New Slang’ resonate beyond the vegan cookouts of his base in Portlandia.” Also, Simon Vozick-Levinson praises two new songs Radiohead have been playing at recent concerts, and Joe Levy says that the Hunger Games soundtrack is “the rare soundtrack that feels like it’s made by and for fans.”
ALBUMS
The Shins – Port of Morrow
Various Artists – The Hunger Games: Songs From District 12 and Beyond
Esperanza Spalding – Radio Music Society
Kevin Gordon – Gloryland
SONGS
Radiohead “Identikit” and “Skirting on the Surface”
Spiritualized “Hey Jane”
Michael Kiwanuka “Lasan”
Regina Spektor“All the Rowboats”
The Gossip “Perfect World”
Slash “You’re A Lie”
