Out of the Box Album of the Week with Paul Shugrue Podcast
1) Angelheaded Hipster
The Songs of Marc Bolan and T-Rex is a double album that features artists who have been carefully picked, like the guest list at a lavish dinner party, to each bring something different to their perfo...Show More
2) The Avett Brothers
Their new album “The Third Gleam” has honest songs done in the simplest of ways, all acoustic.
3) Chuck Prophet
His new album, his 14th, is called “The Land That Time Forgot” and showcases his portraits of people in many different situations.
4) Suburban Key Party
“The Chase” is an album that comes out blazing and rarely lets up. Each song began as an acoustic track with layers of different sounds and harmonies added in highly creative ways.
5) Courtney Marie Andrews
Devastatingly mournful and sad, ‘Old Flowers” is cathartic, hinting at a renewed sense of self-worth and recovery
6) Too Slim & the Taildraggers
“The Remedy” is their twentieth release. With a power trio lineup and some guest appearances from some great harmonica players, they rock with the abandon of their obvious influences, Johnny Winter an...Show More
7) My Morning Jacket
"The Waterfall II" was recorded at the same time as their last album "The Waterfall" and since that time Jim James, the band’s leader has recorded five solo albums. If nothing else, the new album sig...Show More
8) Willie Nelson
“First Rose of Spring” is the eighty-seven-year-old's 70th studio album. His voice sounds no worse for the wear and the emotion he uses makes this sound like it could be his last album
9) Haim
“Women in Music pt. lll” is the third album by the trio of sisters. The title is meant as an understated kiss-off to critics who have stereotyped them because of their sex.
10) Bob Dylan
The double album “Rough and Rowdy Ways,” is his first of original material in eight years