



We’re not writing anything about our album of the week, not because we’re lazy, but because we’re talking about the new Willie Nelson record and if you need an introduction to him you need to be pulled from that cave first. Plus: new tracks by Sufjan Stevens, Ed Askew Band, James Elkington, The Dead Tongues, Cut Worms, Cool Sounds, Tommy Alexander, Grady Strange, Trummors, Nathan Ma, Jason Molina Music, Send Medicine, This Is The Kit, Porridge Radio, Madeline Kenney, SAMIA, Ron Gallo, Delta Spirit, Fontaines D.C., Les Big Byrd, Bananagun, Mulatu Astatke (Official Artist Page) & Black Jesus Experience (BJX), Ezra Feinberg, and Jeremy Cunningham & Dustin Laurenzi.

Field Music’s new record is an odd but interesting one – a concept album about the after-effects of the First World War (and not about the war itself), worth reading about on the band’s Bandcamp page. It’s a slow first half of January when it comes to album releases, as always, but there are plenty of singles coming out every day. On our second playlist of the year, enjoy new tracks from the likes of The Men, MICH, Wolf Parade, Alan Power, Destroyer, Aoife Nessa Frances, The Shins, Califone , Nathaniel Rateliff, Christopher Paul Stelling, Andy Shauf, Grandaddy, Susanne Sundfør, Kyle McEvoy & Ed Askew, Moses Sumney, Bonny Light Horseman, Frazey Ford, Lilly Hiatt, Frances Quinlan, Anna Burch, Tennis, and The Black Lips.
Bolachas Now Playing, 33/2017 (#118):
Protomartyr – Windsor Hum
Protomartyr – Half Sister
Wolf Parade – Flies on the Sun
Josh Ritter – Friendamine
The Weather Station – You and I (On the Other Side of the World)
Slaughter Beach, Dog – Gold and Green
First Aid Kit – It’s a Shame
Haley Heynderickx – Oom Sha La La
Angel Olsen – Fly On Your Wall
Aldous Harding – Elation
Susanne Sundfør – Mantra
Phoebe Bridgers – Scott Street
Kamasi Washington – Integrity
Plastic Flowers – Dalliance
Gun Outfit – Landscape Painter
JD McPherson – Jubilee
Billy Bragg – Saffiyah Smiles
Ed Askew – Art and Life
Willie Watson – Always Lift Him Up and Never Knock Him Down
Simon Joyner – Hail Mary
Gill Landry – The Real Deal Died