Mt. Joy

Mt. Joy

Way Back When

Louis Futon

If you like an album with an exorbitant amount of features, Way Back When is for you. There are 14 artist features on this 14-song LP. To give you a good feel of what you’re getting yourself into for this album, picture you’re at a jazz club but all of the artists are wearing metallic suits and all the tables are yellow smiley faces. If you’re looking to listen to a new album every day this week, this is a phenomenal candidate.

Click here to learn more about the album: In an era where electronic producers are much more focused on making singles and remixes, Louis Futon stands out from the crowd by creating this cohesive album. The song “Surreal” was actually the song to kick it off as Louis Futon is quoted saying “(Surreal) really signified a change in my sound that was different from the rest of my discography, and I think it helped shaped my sound moving forward.” Read this article from Billboard to get the full story behind every single song!

Loaded (2015 Remastered)

The Velvet Underground

Road trip music. Plain and simple with this one. This album is best enjoyed with the wind flowing through your (hopefully dark and luscious) hair and a full tank of petrol. It's classic soft-rock in its purest form. The Velvet Underground are a full stack band that saw their fair share of turmoil and turnover; as any rock and roll band worth their weight has. Though the band didn't get much public acclaim in their lifetime, the group did receive critical acclaim many years later.

Click here to learn more: Andy Warhol (yes that Andy Warhol, the one who made your can of Chicken Noodle Soup in the cabinet look cool) was a manager for the band and made them the house band of one of his studios in 1967.

The Kids Are Coming

Tones and I

Little known Australian group making a huge splash with this electric album in order to shock and awe. It’s incredibly relevant politically as they’re letting the old order know that change is coming and the old ways will die. Culturally this album hits the mark with multiple songs focused on bullying. Hard to find a first album by a new group that we can all relate to and cling to with a hope of the better future it brings in a powerful 21 minute album.

This album is brought to us by Chris Fleming! Reach out to Chris on Twitter and let him know what you think!

Of Course You Do

Slothrust

Every song on the album is filled with cleverly articulated lyrics that pair beautifully with fuzzy guitar contrasting “sonic elements to forge a muscular sound that’s uniquely their own.” The song 7:30 AM, featured on the album, was selected as the theme for the show “You’re the Worst.” and on their last tour Slothrust played aside Highly Suspect and Manchester Orchestra.

This album is brought to us by Kennedy Matz! Let Kennedy know what you think of the album on her Twitter or Instagram. Thank you!

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