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Records: Ryan Adams Album Tracklisting
News — September 23, 2008
The tracklisting for Ryan Adams and The Cardinals' new full-length, Cardinology, has been announced. The album drops in stores on October 28th via Lost Highway Records. The cover art can be viewed here. The tracklisting is as follows: 1. Born Into A Light 2. Go Easy 3. Fix …Records: Ryan Adams Full Album Preview
News — May 3, 2005
You can preview Cold Roses, the brand new album from Ryan Adams & The Cardinals here. The album came out in stores today.Records: Ryan Adams Preps New Album
News — September 18, 2008
Ryan Adams and The Cardinals will release a new full-length, titled Cardinology, October 28th via Lost Highway Records. The album will be the follow-up to 2007's Easy Tiger.Records: Ryan Adams Releases Digital EP
News — February 10, 2009
Ryan Adams released a seven-song digital EP via iTunes titled Extra Cheese today. The EP contains six previously released songs spanning his discography and the previously unreleased "Hey There, Mrs. Lovely."Records: Ryan Adams Sets Release Date
News — March 2, 2007
Ryan Adams' will be releasing his new full-length effort, Easy Tiger, on June 5th via Lost Highway Records. The album is his ninth studio effort and the follow-up to last year's 29.Records: Ryan Adams To Release New EP
News — September 20, 2007
Ryan Adams and his backing band, The Cardinals, will be releasing a new EP titled Follow the Lights on October 23rd via Lost Highway Records. The EP will contain seven songs, including new material, reworkings of older songs, an Alice in Chains cover, and live recordings. Here is the tracklisting: …Records: Ryan Adams Tracklisting Revealed
News — May 7, 2007
The tracklisting to Ryan Adam's upcoming full-length, Easy Tiger, has been made available. The album is the follow up to 2005's 29. The album is due out on June 26 via Lost Highway Records. Here is how the album shapes up: 1. Goodnight Rose 2. Two (ft. Sheryl Crow) …
Records: Ryan Allen of Extra Arms and Thunderbirds Are Now! solo EP
News — January 22, 2022
Ryan Allen (Extra Arms, Thunderbirds Are Now!) released a new 4-song EP today, I'm Not Mean. The solo effort pulls from '90s indie influences, with simple yet quirky melodies and a sing-song element to counter it's off-the-beaten-path approach to the pop format. Lest to "Count With Me" below.
Records: Ryan Michael Patterson (Coliseum/Fotocrime) releases Apocalypticism
News — June 4, 2022
Out today, Ryan Michael Patterson of Coliseum and Fotocrime has released his first solo album, a cinematic/instrumental collection called Apocalypticism (Pax Aeternum). As with other Pax Aeternum releases, it is a digital only release. Pulling from spaghetti western scores and synth-punk, as well as his own previous work, Apocalypticism gives …
Records: Ryan Parrish will release his Slow Burning Rage
News — November 17, 2021
Drummer Ryan Parrish (Bleach Everything/Iron Reagan) has an expansive new multi-instrumental project coming soon called Slow Burning Rage. The project is set to release a self-titled album on via Pax Aeternum on Dec. 17, which also includes guests from Darkest Hour, Municipal Waste, Avail, and more. For those keeping score, …
Records: SPB premiere: "Corroded" by Ryan Shelkett (Cross My Heart/Liars Academy)
News — April 7, 2022
Ryan Shelkett has been a familiar face in the indie/emo scene since the mid '90s, playing with Cross My Heart and Liars Academy. After 30 years of playing with a full band, Shelkett will now release his debut solo album on June 10 through Steadfast Records. Produced by J. Robbins, …
Records: Staff Party brings us Dread
News — March 18, 2023
UK noise-rock trio Staff Party, from Brighton, will release a new EP next month. The EP is to be called Dread and features three new songs. One of the three is available now -- the title track streams below. The EP releases on April 25.
Records: Staff Party save the date
News — February 2, 2023
Staff Party shared a new single, "Ego Death," this week, along with news that the Brighton, UK noise rock band will release a new EP called Dread on April 25. The trio formed in early 2020, featuring Ed Lamb (guitar/vocals) and JP Townsend (drums), and later joined by Chazz Welfare (bass), the …
Ryan Adams – 29
Review — February 12, 2006
Ryan Adams is about as prolific as a songwriter can be. 29 is the latest of the three albums he released in 2005, Cold Roses and Jacksonville City Nights being the other two. 29 is also his most varied of the three, containing elements of ballsy blues rock-n-roll as well …
Ryan Adams – Cold Roses
Review — May 10, 2005
The name Ryan Adams has become synonymous with the word "prolific," but not so much with the words "genius" and "brilliant"- those are thrown around by hardcore fans and earnest publicists. After releasing five full-length albums in a span of four years, his debut, Heartbreaker, still undeniably remains his …
Ryan Adams – Easy Tiger
Review — July 8, 2007
The artist of the album I reviewed made it difficult to include his name in the opening sentence without thinking people would disregard the entire article, because this is his ninth studio album following three releases just two years ago in 2005. Yup, Ryan Adams released yet another album entitled …
Ryan Adams – Love is Hell
Review — June 8, 2004
Well, it's been a busy year for our friend Ryan Adams: a rock and roll record, two EP's, a broken heart, and a broken wrist. This is a lot to fit in, especially considering how busy he was whining about reviews and threatening to retire from music. If there is …
Ryan Adams – Prisoners B Sides
Review — January 8, 2018
Ryan Adams is one of the 21st centuries most prolific songwriters. Like Springsteen on speed, he just can’t seem to stop, whether it’s country, blues, metal, or an assortment of other areas for which he has lent his voice, he is constantly pushing out something new. His drive to write …
Ryan Mallot & Kelly Thomas – Self Titled
Review — September 13, 2010
Deep Elm has, over the past few years, been relying more on their internet presence rather than being a label that releases records in a physical manner. While this is not a bad thing it is kinda sad. This new dynamic means that less people will be hearing this EP. …
