New Releases: January 2019

Roundup of the most interesting new releases of January 2019:

Albums

Remind Me Tomorrow

SHARON VAN ETTEN - Remind Me Tomorrow 

DEERHUNTER - Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?

LORELLE MEETS THE OBSOLETE - De Facto
THE FLESH EATERS - I Used To Be Pretty
JULIANA HATFIELD - Weird
STEVE GUNN - The Unseen In Between
STEVE MASON - About The Light
SNEAKS - Highway Hypnosis
BLOOD RED SHOES - Get Tragic
TOY - Happy in the Hollow
TALLIES - Tallies
THE DELINES - The Imperial
TIM PRESLEY'S WHITE FENCE - I Have to Feed Larry's Hawk
THE DANDY WARHOLS - Why You So Crazy
SWERVEDRIVER - Future Ruins
PEDRO THE LION - Phoenix
JAMES BLAKE - Assume Form
NIGHT BEATS - Myth Of A Man
FIDLAR - Almost Free
THE TWILIGHT SAD - It Won't Be Like This All the Time

BETTER OBLIVION COMMUNITY CENTER - Better Oblivion Community Center

JEFFREY LEWIS AND LOS BOLTS - 13 Fall Songs
JULIAN LYNCH - Rat’s Spit
KEUNING - Prismism
PAVO PAVO - Mystery Hour
ANGELO DE AUGUSTINE - Tomb
ALICE MERTON - Mint
LUH - Love Hates What You Become
GUM TAKES TOOTH - Arrow
TORO Y MOI - Outer Peace
FUTURE - Future Hndrxx Presents: The WIZRD
KELE OKEREKE - Leave To Remain
WEEZER - The Teal Album
JOE JACKSON - Fool

Singles & EPs

King of the Dudes

SUNFLOWER BEAN - King of the Dudes EP
SHARON VAN ETTEN - Seventeen
DEERHUNTER - Plains
THE DETROIT COBRAS - What More / I Can't Go Back
ZOLA JESUS - Wiseblood (Johnny Jewel Remixes)
KAREN O AND DANGER MOUSE - Lux Prima
IAN BROWN - First World Problems
PUBLIC SERVICE - I'm Gonna Kill That Man
JUGGS - Super Cool Time / As If
HONKIES - Hold Your Horses / It's All Kicking Off For Honkies Volume 1
DISQ - Communication / Parallel
BLACK RAIN - Computer Soul EP
A>M - A Fascist Can't Dance
NILS FRAHM - Encores 2
MAC DEMARCO AND HARUOMI HOSONO - Honey Moon

Sharon Van Etten - Jupiter 4

January 2019 Highlights #2: Sharon Van Etten, Deerhunter

We had several cool new releases out this weekend and here are the two that we think stood out:

Sharon Van Etten - Remind Me Tomorrow

The fifth album by Sharon Van Etten comes 5 years after her previous effort and if the three singles we've heard from it so far is any indication, it may well be her best one yet. Here's the most recent one, the excellent "Seventeen":

Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen

Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?

Another welcome return: Deerhunter are back after 4 years with their eighth full-length and here is the video for its opening track "Death in Midsummer":

Deerhunter - Death in Midsummer