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Bolachas Now Playing, a new music Spotify playlist, updated every Wednesday.
John Darnielle is Getting Into Knives! And it’s probably his best album in almost a decade, when ‘All Eternals Deck’ brought us some of the most memorable the Mountain Goats songs. Closing the album, the title track is the standout here – a repeat affair right after the first listen.
Plus: new tracks by Bill Callahan & Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Helena Deland, Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Woods, Okey Dokey, The Shilohs, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Matt Berninger (The National), The Besnard Lakes, Plastic War, Strange Ranger, Son Little, Nilüfer Yanya, Ariana Grande, Hot Chip (with Jarvis Cocker), Harolddd (with Faye Webster), Skyway Man, Julien Baker, Skullcrusher, Adrianne Lenker, Sierra Ferrell, Oliver Wood, Mandolin Orange, Grace Gillespie, and Valley Maker.
After some low-key weeks there were plenty of great new albums being released in the last couple of weeks. Joanna Newsom could be the highlight here, but she openly dislikes Spotify, so the Canadian cowboy Corb Lund takes the crown this week. Other highlights include Blitzen Trapper, Amy Speace and Beach House’s new albums (2 songs each). Listen:
We’re working on a brand new website and posting here is really slow; don’t forget the main action is on our Facebook page! Before we move on to the next one, below are some of the playlists from the last weeks.
Vodafone Paredes de Coura 2013 Printable Timetable
Once again and again and again we teamed up with P3 to provide you with the most functional and better looking printable festival timetables. Vodafone Paredes de Coura 2013 takes place exactly two weeks from today (13-17 August) in the idyllic banks of the Taboão river right next to the little town of Paredes de Coura, north of Portugal (near the Northern border with Spain) and this years’ lineup features the likes of Calexico, Belle and Sebastian, The Knife, Alabama Shakes, Echo & the Bunnymen, Justice, Hot Chip, Phosphorescent or Iceage, along with some of the finest Portuguese acts from the last couple of years: Black Bombaim, Noiserv, The Glockenwise, Tape Junk or Sensible Soccers. We’ll be around, come and say hi.
If you can read Portuguese, P3 has an entire section on their website devoted to the festival. You should go there.
-DSS