New Tunesday - 05.05.09

Every Tuesday, Hypeful teams up with Salad Days Music to pick and preview the week’s best new album releases. Bend an ear to this week’s choicest selections after the jump!

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Akron/Family - Set ‘Em Wild, Set ‘Em Free

MP3: Akron/Family - “River”

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Double Dagger - More

MP3: Double Dagger - The Lie/The Truth

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El Grupo Nuevo de Omar Rodriguez Lopez - Cryptomnesia

Stream: Various Songs

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Ben Harper and Relentless 7 - White Lies For Dark Times

Stream: Various Songs

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Horrors - Primary Colours

Stream: Entire Album

MP3: Horrors - “Sea Within A Sea” (enter email address to obtain)

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ISIS - Wavering Radiant

MP3: ISIS - 20 Minutes/40 Years

Stream: Full Album

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Magik Markers - Balf Quarry

MP3: Magik Markers - “Don’t Talk In Your Sleep”

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Ziggy Marley - Family Time

Stream: Various Songs

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New York Dolls - Cause I Sez so

Stream: Full Album

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NOMO - Invisible Cities

MP3: NOMO - “Invisible Cities”

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Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - Outer South

MP3: Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band - “Nikorette”

Stream: Full Album

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Peaches - I Feel Cream

Stream: Full Album

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Pink Mountaintops - Outside Love

MP3: Pink Mountaintops - “While We Were Dreaming”

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St. Vincent - Actor

MP3: St. Vincent - “The Strangers”

Stream: Full Album

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Yusuf Islam (formerly Cat Stevens) - Roadslinger (To Warm You Through The Night)

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2 Responses to “New Tunesday - 05.05.09”

  1. I’m listening to the St. Vincent album on NPR right now, and I have to say I’m really impressed. I’ve never heard any of her earlier stuff - do you know how it compares?

  2. @ian_okc: St. Vincent’s debut (Marry Me) was excellent and Actor definitely builds upon it as a template and braches off. Nice to hear such a promising artist avoid a sophomore slump. Definitely check out Marry Me if you get a chance!

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