Beyonce’s Renaissance and 14 other albums you should listen to in July
The return of Queen B isn't the only exciting thing on tap for the month
Music News Florist and Momma
Bottom left: Black Midi, top left: Interpol, middle: Maggie Rogers, top right: beabadoobee, bottom right: Superorganism Photo: Atiba Jefferson
We’re officially entering the dog days of summer, which brings both blistering heat waves and a steady stream of new albums to help you beat said heat. That includes the return of Beyonce—nearly eight years after the release of her previous solo album Lemonade. Some old rock staples, such as Interpol and Metric, also have new sounds on the way, as do workhorses Ty Segall and Neil Young. For those tapped into the new wave of rock groups, bands such as Florist and Momma have their own releases scheduled. And we’re also in line for some glitzy pop in the form of Maggie Rogers, beabadoobee, and Superorganism, who’ve come to rescue us from thinking about the relentless sun.
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I’d listen to The SPR3’s “Rhythm & Booze” album too, if I were you!
“the band’s second LP of 2020″?
This is the first I’ve heard of anyone getting diagnosed with CF at such a relatively late age. What a blow. Hope she’s doing okay.
Don’t forget “Soccer Mommy – Sometimes, Forever” on 6/24
The singles so far have been great.
Secret Machines also recently announced a new album (“Day 21″) coming out July 8.
Now, after a tumultuous hiatus that included the life-changing one-two punch of a cystic fibrosis diagnosis and the bitter end of a marriage (her husband left her high and dry following her grim prognosis)…Her (ex-) husband being Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland, in case anyone needs a second reason to dislike the guy.
Tim Heidecker’s new album drops tomorrow (June 24)