Lots of new music out this Tuesday, May 10. Check them out (with audio & video) below. To find out about releases that dropped last week (May 3), click here.
The Antlers, Burst Apart [pictured right] (Frenchkiss)
Anvil, Juggernaut of Justice (The End)
The legendary metal outfit presents their 14th studio album.
Eric Bibb, Troubadour Live (Telarc)
A new live release by NY steel guitarist/songwriter Bibb (son of '60s folk singer Leon Bibb), which was recorded in Sweden over two days; also includes solo tracks, duets with Swedish guitarist Staffan Astner and performances with his band.
Black Label Society, The Song Remains Not The Same (Eone Music)
Karl Blau, Max EP (K Records)
The prolific Pacific Coast singer-songwriter presents a new recording only a few days before his show this Thurs., May 12 at Dunedin Brewery with Little Wings.
Greg Brown, Freak Flag (Yep Roc)
The founder of the influential indie roots label Red House and former musical director of Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion radio program issues a new record.
Le Butcherettes, Sin Sin Sin (Rodriguez Lopez Productions)
The Mexican garage "tapatio punk" band releases their debut LP, and opens for Deftones and The Dillinger Escape Plan at Jannus Live on Tues., May 24.
The Cars, Move Like This Available (Hear Music/Concord Music Group)
The 1980s superstars return with their seventh album and first release since 1987's Door to Door; the original lineup is still intact, save for late bassist and vocalist Benjamin Orr.
Peter Case, The Case Files (Alive Naturalsound)
City Center, Redeemer (K Records)
Clutch, Blast Tyrant (Weathermaker)
The third release in a series of re-issues; Blast Tyrant is re-packaged as a 25-song double disc with a bonus CD dubbed Basket of Eggs that includes rare demos and acoustic recordings. Clutch stops at State Theatre in St. Pete with Maylene and the Sons of Disaster and Groundscore Tues., May 24.
Colourmusic, My ____ Is Pink Is (Memphis Industries)
Christopher Cross, Doctor Faith (Eagle)
Delay Trees, Delay Trees (Friendly Fire Recordings)
The Finnish group present their debut full-length. Check out the video for "About Brothers" after the jump.
This article appears in May 12-18, 2011.