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Weekly Releases 6.09.2023

By Sowing Monday June 5, 2023

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Here’s a list of major new releases for the week of June 9th, 2023. Please feel free to request reviews for any of the following albums from staff and/or contributors.

– List of Releases: June 9, 2023 –

The Bleeding: Monokrator

Genre: Death/Thrash
Label: Redefining Darkness Records

The Boo Radleys

The Boo Radleys: Eight

Genre: Britpop/Shoegaze
Label: Boostr

Christine and the Queens: Paranoia, Angels, True Love

Genre: Trip Hop / Pop
Label: Because Music

Claustrum

Claustrum: Claustrum

Genre: Death Metal
Label: Avantgarde Music

Cynic

Cynic: ReFocus

Genre: Progressive/Death Metal
Label: Cynical Sphere, LLC

Dehumanizing Itatrain Worship

Dehumanizing Itatrain Worship: Otakuslam♡Animecide

Genre: Death Metal/Grind
Label: Stillbirth Records

Dream Wife

Dream Wife: Social Lubrication

Genre: Punk/Indie Pop
Label: Lucky Number Music Limited

Extreme

Extreme: Six

Genre: Hard Rock/Funk
Label: earMUSIC

False Memories

False Memories: Hybrid Ego System

Genre: Alt-Rock/Metal
Label: Frontiers Records

Purge

Godflesh: Purge

Genre: Industrial/Sludge Metal
Label: Avalanche Recordings

Janelle Monáe

Janelle Monáe: The Age Of Pleasure

Genre: Funk/Soul/Art Pop
Label: Wonderland Productions LLC

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

Jason Isbell: Weathervanes

Genre: Country/Folk/Americana
Label: Southeastern Records

Jayda G: Guy

Genre: Electronic / R&B / Soul
Label: Ninja Tune

Jenny Lewis

Jenny Lewis: Joy’all

Genre: Indie-Folk/Country
Label: UMG Recordings

Jess Williamson

Jess Williamson: Time Ain’t Accidental

Genre: Americana/Folk/Country
Label: Mexican Summer LLC

Dudu Tassa & Jonny Greenwood

Jonny Greenwood: Jarak Qaribak

Genre: Classical/Electronic
Label: Dudu Tassa

Keaton Henson

Keaton Henson: House Party

Genre: Indie-Folk
Label: Play It Again Sam

King Krule

King Krule: Space Heavy

Genre: Indie-Rock/Post-Punk/Trip Hop
Label: Matador Records

Niall Horan

Niall Horan: The Show

Genre: Pop
Label: Neon Haze Music Ltd.

Omnium Gatherum

Omnium Gatherum: Slasher

Genre: Melodic Death Metal
Label: Century Media Records

Ray Alder

Ray Alder: II

Genre: Hard Rock/Progressive Metal
Label: InsideOutMusic

Rise to Fall: The Fifth Dimension

Genre: Metalcore
Label: Noble Demon

Scar Symmetry

Scar Symmetry: The Singularity (Phase II – Xenotaph)

Genre: Melodic Death Metal/Progressive
Label: Nuclear Blast

Squid

Squid: O Monolith

Genre: Post-Punk/Indie-Rock
Label: Warp Records

Tenhi

Tenhi: Valkama

Genre: Folk/Progressive Rock
Label: Prophecy Productions

Youth Lagoon

Youth Lagoon: Heaven Is a Junkyard

Genre: Dream Pop/Psychedelic
Label: Fat Possum Records

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40 Comments

nightbringer
06.05.23

Nope.

Willie
06.05.23

The new Ray Alder should appeal to any Fates Warning fan. It's basically a heavier version of his last solo release.

I"m looking forward to hearing the Cynic remaster even though the new sound hasn't really clicked with me yet.

Tentatively interested in The Boo Radleys, Christine and the Queens, False Memories, Godflesh, Omnium Gatherum, Rise to Fall, and Scar Symmetry.

izakaya
06.05.23

Jayda and King Krule are my most anticipated here although kind of expect both to be a bit mid.

Might check out C&TQ and Janelle Monae depending on the reception as well

Squiggly
06.05.23

King Krule & Squid!

Elynna
06.05.23

This week is all about Tenhi for me

Demon of the Fall
06.05.23

King Krule!

Gnocchi
06.05.23

Who's going to review: Dehumanizing Itatrain Worship: Otakuslam♡Animecide

DadKungFu
06.05.23

Hell of a week

Flugmorph
06.05.23

looks like an absolutely wyldin friday

Pikazilla
06.05.23

king krule and godflesh + making fun of scar symmetry

Zakusz
06.05.23

Scar Symmetry album cover lol

Sunnyvale
06.05.23

The second Friday of three weeks in a row which are totally stacked for me. Jason Isbell, Jess Williamson, Squid, and Tenhi are the big four, but a few other intriguing releases as well.

zzf1918
06.06.23

new Stellar Circuits also, if you like some prog metal

PotsyTater
06.06.23

Jayda G, King Krule, EPROM, Amaarae, George Fitzgerald, BLK ODYSSY, Gacha Bakradze, Aja Monet for me. Def week

PotsyTater
06.06.23

And jjanelle Monet I guess

Azazzel
06.06.23

>Cynic: ReFocus
wonder what this month's 'Focus' anniv live show is going to sound like. 'Unquestionable Presence' Atheist to pair with it too.

pizzamachine
06.06.23

Couple jams

DaveyMonsoon
06.06.23

Definitely hyped to finally hear Phase II. Here's hoping Phase III won't take nearly this long.

henryChinaski
06.06.23

what the hell is that Janelle Monáe artwork

WatchItExplode
06.07.23

I'm going to be very very busy this weekend

AlexKzillion
06.08.23

normalize putting dudes with boners in your album art

RedRightHand
06.08.23

finally the new godflesh, let's do this

DoofDoof
06.08.23

Another massive week...will check Godflesh, Jason Isbell, Squid, King Krule, Tenhi, Jenny Lewis, Big Blood and Lightning Dust.

DadKungFu
06.08.23

Oh lord new Big Blood

Demon of the Fall
06.08.23

some of you guys have far too much energy for this new release shit

Doof is a case in point. Act like the old man you are and dial it back a little, lol

DoofDoof
06.08.23

Demon - I smash new releases on Friday and usually two or three I like a lot then get repeat listens in the short term over the next couple of weeks. Rest of the time it's stuff I know or old stuff I try out.

I would not rely on new music too much, I tend to find more juicy stuff outside of that. New releases a lot of it is like watching a trailer for a show and leaving it at that - only the strong survive and all that. Just a fun process going through them I dunno.

Demon of the Fall
06.08.23

I admire your stamina. Admittedly I probably give too many chances to things I end up discarding anyway, so try not to bite off more than I can chew. It sounds like a lot of what you hear goes in the bin first time around. Conviction.

DoofDoof
06.08.23

Sometimes I wind back round to stuff - like last week there was a decent sounding post-punk album called Stuck and I put up a good rating for it and I will wind back around to it during a quiet week or whenever. Part of why I rate is just to have a list to re-check, esp for the current year.

I would think at least a quarter of the 2023 albums I check I will never return to yeah.

Demon of the Fall
06.08.23

a quarter is fair enough, sometimes you just know

PotsyTater
06.09.23

Sowing when you are going through upcoming releases on albumoftheyear etc how tf do you settle on porting some of these over lmao

Like that anime ass grind album and whatever that godawful looking hard rock/funk album

Flugmorph
06.09.23

based anime grind

DoofDoof
06.09.23

Wow, first three I checked were all top quality - Squid go Radiohead (ish), Isbell channels Petty (ish) and Big Blood go pop (ish)

Flugmorph
06.09.23

ish

DoofDoof
06.09.23

yeah, lot of ish this week

Demon of the Fall
06.09.23

I forgot this release day existed tbh, will get on KK and maybe Squid next week

anything else will depend on time constraints

DoofDoof
06.09.23

Update: the Godflesh is also top tier despite the mid review here

PotsyTater
06.09.23

Idk wtf squid is but it ended up on my list jus because it’s on warp

Ryus
06.09.23

you will be disappointed pots its not warp-core it's black midi-core

they are probably the best band of the bunch but that's not really saying much

Ryus
06.09.23

i'll be checking it though, i feel like they have the potential to release something i actually really like.

PotsyTater
06.09.23

I saw that they were a ~band~ when I was looking up the album to save on Spotify and I was like “ugh, ~band~”

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