Stream: Mark Eitzel, ‘The Last Ten Years’
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Mark Eitzel’s new solo album “Hey Mr Ferryman,” produced by Bernard Butler, is out Jan. 27, with an L.A. date the evening prior at Resident.
Stream: The Shins, ‘Name for You’
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The Shins’ new album “Heartworms,” their fifth, arrives in March. And the band has a date at the Fox Theater on March 4.
Stream: Jens Lekman, ‘What’s That Perfume That You Wear?’
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In February, Swedish singer-songwriter Jens Lekman will release his first album in 4 1/2 years. Not that he’s been slacking. Here’s a whiff.
Stream: The Jesus and Mary Chain, ‘Amputation’
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Slow clap or somersault? Those Jesus and Mary Chain songs that have been around since the Bush Administration have magically become an album. All hail brotherly truces.
Stream: Wax Idols, ‘Everybody Gets What They Want’
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Wax Idols return in the spring with the new album “Happy Ending,” on their own, newly minted label, Estruscan Gold Records.
Premiere: Savoir Adore, ‘The Love That Remains – Acoustic’ EP
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Stripped-down versions of five Savoir Adore songs — four from the latest album “The Love That Remains” and their 2011 single “Dreamers” — comprise the band’s new release.
Stream: The Besnard Lakes, ‘The Plain Moon’
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Long-running Montreal shoegazers the Besnard Lakes visit the Echo on Friday night in support of their fifth album, “A Coliseum Complex Museum.”
Stream: Nine Pound Shadow, ‘Bridges’
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Brother duo Nine Pound Shadow will release their debut EP next year on Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records. They visit Resident on Tuesday.
Stream: Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, ‘PTP’
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Soul-funk band Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears are back with a new album due in February and a Los Angeles tour stop in April.
Stream: The Wedding Present, ‘Going, Going …’
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The Wedding Present’s ninth album, “Going, Going …” is a double-LP inspired by a cross-country drive. Veteran indie-rocker David Gedge has never been more on point.
