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Sandro Perri :: Soft Landing

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Last year, Sandro Perri returned with In Another Life, his first proper long-player in the better part of a decade, and a self-proclaimed experiment in “infinite songwriting.” Now Perri has turned around with something of a companion piece: an extension of his immeasurable pop sensibilities in the form of an album entitled Soft Landing . . .

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Ruth Garbus :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview

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We recently caught up with singer-songwriter Ruth Garbus to delve deeper into the gorgeous, greyscale world she spins on her new lp, Kleinmeister. Garbus’ hyper-specific lyrics are rendered timeless when delivered in her expressive mezzo-soprano and supported by the thrum of her signature rhythm guitar playing. This latest record highlights these two forces at their most bare, and draws upon a diverse array of influences . . .

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Rolling Stones :: Jah Is Not Dead (1979)

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How you like your Stones? Late seventies debauched and nasty? Us too.

Dig this: Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Disco (outtakes '75-'79). '...a very selective sampling of Ron Wood era outtakes, focusing on the band’s half-formed funk/disco/jam persona...long, unedited basic takes of songs that were finished and released between ’75 and ’81 . . .

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Screamin’ Jay Hawkins :: The Bizarre Years

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A new collection from Real Gone Music, "Screamin' Jay Hawkins: The Bizarre Years," plucks selections from his albums for the imprint, confirming that right up until the very end, Hawkins was interested in theatrical provocation, gross-out humor, and wild antics . . .

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Tinariwen :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview

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Tinariwen's eighth album, "Amadjar," was conceived on the road. Following an appearance Taragalte Festival in the Moroccan Sahara, the group traveled to Mauritania trailed by their French production team, in a camper van. Songs were put together during this road trip in a traditional Tamasheq manner, built up via conversations and playing around campfires . . .

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The Aquarium Drunkard Show: SIRIUS/XMU (7pm PST, Channel 35)

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Tide times. The Aquarium Drunkard Show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35. 7pm California time. Wednesdays.

34.1090° N, 118.2334° W . . .

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Shintaro Sakamoto :: Boat

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Japanese singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Shintaro Sakamoto continues to mold his muse, via the release of the "Boat" 7". Even better news? Sakamoto is slated to hit the US next month with a handful of live dates on both coasts. A rare stateside treat . . .

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The Lagniappe Sessions :: Mikal Cronin (Third Session)

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California singer-songwriter Mikal Cronin returns with his third Lagniappe Session. If by design, coincidence or otherwise, Cronin's temporarily adopted home of Idyllwild, CA (nestled in the San Jacinto Mountains east of Los Angeles), seems to have bled into the relaxed atmosphere of the following covers. Put a glass to the wall and listen in, as Cronin transmutes a late 90s pop-radio staple, paints a Replacements tune in Moog and brass, and salutes the late, great Blaze Foley . . .

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Weeping Bong Band :: II

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A loose-knit Western Mass/Upstate NY psych supergroup featuring members of Wet Tuna, Tower Recordings, Pigeons, Viewer, and Crystalline Roses, Weeping Bong Band transports listeners to some extremely spacious zones on their second lp . . .

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Transmissions Podcast :: Lower Dens/Rain Phoenix

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Welcome to a late summer edition of the Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions podcast. On this episode, we’ve got two talks taped at AD HQ in Los Angeles . . .

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The Aquarium Drunkard Show: SIRIUS/XMU (7pm PST, Channel 35)

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The Aquarium Drunkard Show on SIRIUS/XM radio. Channel 35. Wednesdays / 7pm California time + on-demand.

34.1090° N, 118.2334° W . . .

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Aquarium Drunkard Presents: Gospel Jubilee Vol. 3 — A Mixtape

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Another soul-cleansing vinyl set from the folks that bring you the Gospel Jubilee every Sunday on Nashville's Acme Radio. This volume features youth choirs, radio ensembles, organ maestros, local, regional and national stars...plus in-the-red vocals, a flute solo (!), heavenly harmonies, faint-inducing falsetto, sanctifying grooves and some of the best drum sounds you will ever hear. Selected from records rare and everywhere. Because the price tag shouldn't be the thing that moves you . . .

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André Ethier :: Croak in the Weeds

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André Ethier returns this fall with Croak In The Weeds, the second installment in a planned trilogy of albums from Telephone Explosion. Its nine songs occasionally recall a friendly Bill Callahan, young Gilberto Gil, or an oddball James Taylor . . .

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Modern Nature :: A Soundtrack/Score Companion

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Constant readers will no doubt recognize the name Jack Cooper, whose former project (Ultimate Painting) remains an in-house favorite. Following a stripped back solo venture, 2017's Sandgrown, Cooper returns with a group proper - Modern Nature - who have just released their debut full-length, How To Live. While anchored by Cooper, the record's grooves find a formidable cast of players exploring myriad veins of Kosmische Musik, British folk traditions, and beyond - all underpinned with an oblique sense of otherness . . .

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