Tons of new music out today. Here's a breakdown of the ones you might want to know about. To see last week’s releases (out Sept. 21), click here; for releases out Sept. 14, click here.
, The 88 (88 Records/Rocket Science)
Abe Vigoda, Crush (PPM)
King Sunny Ade, Baba Mo Tunde (Mesa/Blue Moon)
Coffey Anderson, Coffey Anderson (Dream/Coffey Entertainment)
August Burns Red, Home (Solid State)
A live CD/DVD release
Bad Religion, The Dissent Of Man (Epitaph)
Buju Banton, Before The Dawn (Gargamel)
Aloe Blacc, Good Things (Stones Throw)
The soulful singer, rapper, multi-instrumentalist and producer presents a new album. Check out the video for lead-off single "I Need a Dollar," which was originally commissioned by HBO as the theme music for its series, How to Make It in America.
, Dreams in America (Compass)
David Bowie, Station To Station Re-issue (Virgin/EMI)
The hugely influential 1976 album is re-released in two expanded packages: a 3-CD and digital Special Edition and a limited edition 5CD/DVD/3LP (180gram vinyl) Deluxe Edition. Both include the original album remastered from the analogue master, and the much-bootlegged, but previously unreleased concert favorite, Live Nassau Coliseum ’76, as well as new liner notes by Cameron Crowe.
Breathe Owl Breathe, Magic Central (Hometapes)
Dreamy indie folk music from Michigan. Check out "Own Stunts" below.
This article appears in Sep 23-29, 2010.