#46 - The Week of September 28 - November 2

Hi all,

I'm trying something new this week, and I want to know how you like it.

Instead of writing a detailed review for each album, I'm going to write a one sentence summary/blurb that I think captures the essence of the album. No frills, just directly to the point.

Let me know if you like this format better. Just reply and you'll reach me.

Now, turn your speakers up!
- Henry

Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones

The Neighbourhood

Genre: Alternative
Release Date: September 25, 2020
Top Tracks: Tobacco Sunburst, Pretty Boy, Hell or High Water
Similar Artists: Sir Sly, The 1975

Frontman Jesse Rutherford takes on a new persona, Chip Chrome, and the band delivers a stylistically accurate tribute to the 70's.

Colour Vision

MAX

Genre: Pop
Release Date: September 18, 2020
Top Tracks: Working for the Weekend, Love Me Less, Blueberry Eyes
Similar Artists: AJR, Nick Jonas, ZAYN

Infectious tracks with seamless collaborations make for a heavy-hitting pop album, sure to grace the radio waves for the foreseeable future.

Shore

Fleet Foxes

Genre: Folk/Alternative
Release Date: September 22, 2020
Top Tracks: Wading In Waste-High Water, Maestranza, Featherweight
Similar Artists: Bon Iver, Band of Horses

Frontman Robin Pecknold says. “I’m trying to celebrate life in a time of death, trying to find something to hold on to that exists outside of time, something that feels solid or stable.”

Skid Row

Genre: Rock/Pop
Release Date: March 22, 1974
Top Tracks: Midnight Flyer, Ol 55, Already Gone
Similar Artists: Eric Clapton, The Doobie Brothers

On the third album from one of the most successful rock groups of the 1970’s, the Eagles lean into their key differentiator - smooth, timely, and beautiful vocal harmonies. No one can execute harmonies better than this group, and that is proven with six number-one albums in their discography. On The Border contains their first number-one single, “The Best of My Love”, a soothing track with backing slide guitar. They show their versatility on “Midnight Flyer”, gracefully melding their vocals with a fingerpicked banjo. It easily could have been picked as part of the soundtrack to the movie “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” as a hit song for the fictional Soggy Bottom Boys band.

DON'T

FRANK LEONE

Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Release Date: September 1, 2020
Top Tracks: DON'T DON'T, DON'T WAIT/IN THE HAZE
Similar Artists: Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller

At times sounding like Kendrick Lamar and others like Mac Miller, the only logical conclusion about this debut album from the rapper/producer from Illinois is DON'T stop listening.

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Album Daily - Colour Vision + New Format

Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones

The Neighbourhood

Colour Vision

MAX

Shore

Fleet Foxes

Skid Row

Skid Row

DON'T

FRANK LEONE

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