THE RBR.MUSIC PODCAST

The Car is in every way a sequel to Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, the 2018 album that found Alex Turner pushing Arctic Monkeys in the direction his side project Last Shadow Puppets pursued. Louche and lugubrious, The Car is rife with signifiers of a stylish, seedy past: wah-wah guitars, swelling cinematic strings, tinkling ivories, and analog synths. But What's missing? Newsly app http://newsly.me promo code: RBRMUS

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Throughout his career as an R&B revivalist, Eli "Paperboy" Reed has centered his attention on the soul made in the back half of the 1960s and the early years of the '70s -- He now takes on the Merle Haggard songbook.

Nearly three decades into his career, Gallagher retains a slight edge to his voice; he remains a rock & roll star, the kind who turns generic material into something worth a listen.

Merging wiry post-punk minimalism with a dry and sometimes abstract wit, Leeds based Yard Act have built a devoted audience. Their full-length debut, Overload, gets the RBR.Music teams attention this episode.

White Jesus Black Problems is a tightly constructed collection of funky contemporary blues as it tells a story of forbidden love in the 1750s.

Few double albums, have been so rich and masterful as Exile on Main St. and it stands not only as one of the Stones' best records, but sets a remarkably high standard for all of rock.

For five albums now, the songwriter born Joshua Tillman has been the nihilistic jester of indie folk, sweetly crooning comedic takedowns of love, heartbreak and the human race. But where does the RBR team rate Chloë And The Next 20th Century?

Orville Peck's image as the glamorous and subversive masked man of country music in the grand show biz tradition, puts the spotlight firmly on a genuine talent, and Bronco is a glorious achievement that fulfills Peck's promise as a performer and then some.

Unlimited Love finds the Chili Peppers in jam-band mode, focusing more on sonic moods, surreal lyricism, and the journey itself, not a mainstream hit-fest like turn-of-the-millennium smashes Californication or By the Way but is Unlimited Love worth the hype?