The Civil Wars, Barton Hollow, 2011 on Sensibility Music

Debut album from John Paul White and Joy Williams, which originally came out in 2011. It's a fantastic debut - I expected to hear so much more great music from them together but unfortunately they only put out one more album (2013's self-titled The Civil Wars) before going their own ways. The title track "Barton Hollow" got a ton of play but really there are a lot of great songs on the record, growing out of the two songwriters' different approaches. (I actually wrote about them here after […]

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Watch: METALLICA Share "Low Man's Lyric" (Live In Mountain View, CA - August 30, 1998); Video

Ahead of the June 26 release of the remastered reissue of ReLoad, Metallica have shared the video below, featuring the band’s performance of “Low Man’s Lyric,” filmed at Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA on August 30, 1998. Taken from the DVD “Poor Californian Me” included within the ReLoad Remastered Deluxe Box Set. About the upcoming

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David Bowie, Hunky Dory, 1971 on RCA Victor

Bowie's fourth full-length studio LP and one of my all-time favorites. This followed The Man Who Sold the World but all these early Bowie albums are so great they sound to me like they have just always existed. It can be hard to find decent early pressings of these but there have been many great reissues, including this one from a digital remastering done in 2015. Bowie is joined here by Mick Ronson, Woody Woodmansey, Trevor Bolder, and Rick Wakeman on piano. Purportedly Wakeman was asked […]

https://goatless.org/2026/06/17/david-bowie-hunky-dory-1971-on-rca-victor

MASSACRE To Reissue Classic Demo Compilation, Tyrants Of Death, In September

Agonia Records is proud to announce the remastered reissue of the classic demo compilation, Tyrants Of Death, by the legendary Florida death metal band, Massacre. The material is set for release on September 25 in various collector’s editions and in digital format featuring revamped artwork, available below. Combining the raw aggression and sinister atmosphere that

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Depeche Mode, Construction Time Again, 1983 on Sire / Mute / Reprise

This was the third full length from Depeche Mode, originally released in 1983 on Mute, distributed in the US by Sire. Alan Wilder had joined and wrote two of the songs on the album. (Vince Clarke had departed after the debut album). One of my favorites, including "Love, In Itself," "More Than a Party" and "Everything Counts" just on the A-side. My copy—via Beverly Coin & Jewelry—is a 2014 reissue by Rhino & Reprise pressed at Rainbo - but it sounds great. (Same mastering as the 2007 […]

https://goatless.org/2026/06/14/depeche-mode-construction-time-again-1983-on-sire-mute-reprise

JETHRO TULL Announces Newly Expanded And Remixed Reissue Of 1999 Album 'J-Tull Dot Com'

JETHRO TULL and InsideOut Music have announced the release of "J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net", due on August 14, 2026. This package shines a new light on JETHRO TULL's 1999 album, newly remixed by Bruce Soord (THE PINEAPPLE THIEF) in stereo and surround sound, including Dolby Atmos. Listen...

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JETHRO TULL To Release J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net Expanded Reissue In August; "Spiral" (2026 Remix) + Video Trailer Streaming

Jethro Tull and InsideOutMusic are pleased to announce the release of J-Tull Dot Com: Another Cast Of The Net, on August 14. This package shines a new light on Jethro Tull’s 1999 album, newly remixed by Bruce Soord (The Pineapple Thief) in stereo and surround sound, including Dolby Atmos. Listen to the newly remixed version

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SOOGIE, by WILLIE RODRÍGUEZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA

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John Lennon, Rock ‘n’ Roll, 1981 on MFP/Parlophone

Originally released in the US and UK on Apple Records in 1975, these recordings were made at A&M studios (LA) in late 1973 and the Power Plant in New York in late 1974, during Lennon's so called "lost weekend" where he was separated from Yoko Ono and doing a fair amount of drinking and drugs. These are all covers from the 50s and 60s, including Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me" which Lennon copped from for "Come Together." Phil Spector produced the LA sessions but not the New York ones. […]

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