New music releases out this Tuesday, April 12: Atmosphere, Paul Simon, Meat Puppets, TV on the Radio, Elbow, Vivian Girls, Panda Bear, Garage A Trois, Alison Krauss and many others! (with audio & video)


Garage A Trois, Always Be Happy, But Stay Evil (Royal Potato Family)


Recently described by noted photographer John Margaretten as "a transformative, punkalectic, pornographic seizure of sight and sound," post-rock/freak-jazz outfit Garage A Trois (a supergroup that includes Seattle-based sax master Skerik, Brooklyn-based sound-sculptor/keyboards man Marco Benevento, Texas-born punk rock vibraphone hero Mike Dillon and New Orleans funky drummer/beat scientist Stanton Moore. Check out a preview/making of the album video below.



The Goldberg Sisters, The Goldberg Sisters (Play It Again Sam/PIAS America)


[image-1]Noel Gourdin, Fresh: The Definition (eOne / Mass Appeal)


Gypsyblood, Cold in the Guestway (Sargent House)


Jimi Hendrix, Band Of Gypsies: Live at the Fillmore East DVD (Experience Hendrix/Legacy)


The Grammy-winning film is paired with an 83-minute documentary tracing the impact of Band of Gypsies on rock, R&B and funk. Bonus material not found on previous versions including video footage with stereo and 5.1 surround sound mixes of the group's Fillmore East performance on New Year's Day, 1970.


Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Here We Rest (Lightning Rod)


Sarah Jaffe, Even Born Again EP (Kirtland)


Jamaica, No Problem (Cooperative USA/Downtown Music)


Jessie J, Who You Are (Universal Music Group)


Joan As Police Woman, The Deep Field (PIAS America)


The soulful indie rock artist otherwise known as Joan Wasser presents her fourth studio album. Check out the steamy David Lynchian video for lead single "The Magic" below.



[image-2], Paper Airplane (Rounder)


k.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang, Sing it Loud (Nonesuch Records)


Last Chance To Reason, Level 2 (Prosthetic Records)


letlive., Fake History (Epitaph Records)


Low, C’mon (Sub Pop)


Mazes, A Thousand Heys (FatCat Records)



Del McCoury Band and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, American Legacies (McCoury Music/Preservation Hall Recordings)


Meat Puppets, Lollipop (Megaforce Records)


Moonlight Towers, Day Is The New Night (Chicken Ranch)


Natalia Kills, Wonderland (Cherry Tree Records)


Agnes Obel, Philharmonics (PIAS-America)


Check out the video for "Riverside," the first single off the singer-composer's latest album.



The One AM Radio, Heaven Is Attached by a Slender Thread (Dangerbird)


Frontman/singer-songwriter Hrishikesh Hirway started putting together the album while experiencing some sleepless nights in Los Angeles; Tony Hoffer (Beck, Phoenix, Air) produced the organic/electronic LP "about living on the fumes of dreams and hopes, which also happen to be what the plastic city of Los Angeles is built on, and what it is constantly confirming - and betraying." Check out the single "Sunlight" below.



Panda Bear, Tomboy (Paw Tracks)


The Animal Collective singer-songwriter presents another solo LP; check out the title track below.



[image-3]Ponytail, Do Whatever You Want All the Time (We Are Free)


The Pretty Reckless, Light Me Up (Interscope Records)


Rebirth Brass Band, Rebirth of New Orleans (Basin Street Records)


Red Fang, Murder The Mountains (Relapse)


Paul Simon, So Beautiful or So What (Hear Music)


Sonny and the Sunsets, Hit After Hit (Fat Possum)


Thursday, No Devolución (Epitaph Records)


The Trews, Hope & Ruin (Trews/Bumstead)


TV on the Radio, Nine Types of Light (Interscope Records)


The avant rock/hip hop outfit issues a fifth LP. It's effing great. Check out the freaky-sexy video for the ode "Will Do" below.



Vivian Girls, Share The Joy (Polyvinyl)


Wild Palms, Until Spring (One Little INdian)


Young Widows, In and Out of Youth and Lightness (Temporary Residence Limited)


ZOMES, Earth Grid (Thrill Jockey Records)


The second solo effort of Lungfish guitarist Asa Osborne.

Lots of sweet new music out this week. Check out all of the ones you want to know about (some with audio, some with video) below. Click here to check out new music releases that dropped last week and here for new releases that have come out in the past several months…

, From Night to the Edge of Day (Six Degrees)

Ben Allison, Action-Refraction (Palmetto)

Atmosphere, The Family Sign (Rhymesayers)

Bell X1, Bloodless Coup (Yep Roc)

Blaqstarr, Blaqstarr The Mixtape (N.E.E.T. Records /Interscope)

The singer/rapper/DJ/producer presents a new (free) mixtape that features Lil Wayne, M.I.A., Rye Rye, Diplo, Talib Kweli, Mos Def and many others.

Classified, Hand Shakes and Middle Fingers (Decon)

Co. fee, Easy Listening (My Hollow Drum)

Conflicted, Never Be Tamed (Nightmare Records/Sony/RED)

, In Love With Oblivion (Slumberland)

Cypherseer, Origins (Nightmare/Sony)

Brett Dennen, Loverboy (Dualtone)

Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan In Concert: Brandeis University 1963 (Columbia/Legacy)

A 21-year-old Dylan peforms seven songs in this previously unknown live recording taped at the Brandeis First Annual Folk Festival in Waltham, Mass. on May 10, 1963; the performance was delivered two weeks before the release of The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.

Elbow, Build a Rocket, Boys! (Fiction)

The Feelies, Here Before (Bar None)

Figurines, Figurines (The Control Group)

Foo Fighters, Wasting Light (RCA)

Fredrik, Flora (The Kora Records)

Check out a full-length stream of Fredrik's third full-length after the jump; the footage that accompanies the music was shot by the Swedish ambient trio in their hometown of Malmö.

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