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New Music Monday: 28 April

Mon, Apr 28, 2008

New Music Monday

Finally, the trip hop pioneers of Portishead are back with their long awaited third album, suggestively titled “Third“, the band’s first record in 10 years! Then there’s “Rising Down,” the latest, highly anticipated studio effort from behalf of The Roots. Possibly this week’s highlight, however, is “Hard Candy,” the latest album from “the queen of pop,” Madonna. Another highly interesting release is Foxboro Hot Tubs‘ debut album “Stop Drop And Roll;” if you didn’t yet know this FHT is the moniker under which Green Day are planning to diversify their music, incorporating primarily late ’70s garage rock influences.

Veteran rockers, Def Leppard, are also back with a new release, in the form of “Songs from the Sparkle Lounge,” the follow-up to their earlier, highly appreciated album, the platinum awarded “Yeah!.” Other notable releases includes new music from: Robyn, Steve Winwood, Mudcrutch, Mindless Self Indulgence or Estelle. Dearest me, what a week!

Portishead
Portishead: Third

The Roots: Rising Down
The Roots: Rising Down

Steve Winwood: Nine Lives
Steve Winwood: Nine Lives

Langhorne Slim: Langhorne Slim
Langhorne Slim: Langhorne Slim

Mudcrutch: Mudcrutch
Mudcrutch: Mudcrutch

Frightened Rabbits: The Midnight Organ Fight
Frightened Rabbits: The Midnight Organ Fight

Augustana: Can\'t Love, Can\'t Hurt
Augustana: Can’t Love, Can’t Hurt

Santogold: Santogold
Santogold: Santogold

Robyn: Robyn
Robyn: Robyn

Mindless Self Indulgence: If
Mindless Self Indulgence: If

Lyfe Jennings  	Lyfe Change
Lyfe Jennings: Lyfe Change

Lil Mama: VYP--Voice of the Young People
Lil Mama: Shawty Get Loose

Jamie Lidell: Jim
Jamie Lidell: Jim

Madonna: Hard Candy
Madonna: Hard Candy

Foxboro Hot Tubs: Stop Drop and Roll
Foxboro Hot Tubs: Stop Drop and Roll

Estelle: Shine
Estelle: Shine

Def Leppard: Songs from the Sparkle Lounge
Def Leppard: Songs from the Sparkle Lounge

65daysofstatic: The Distant and Mechanized Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties
65daysofstatic: The Distant and Mechanized Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties

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