This week in Notable New Releases, Cypress Hill offers a live orchestral rendition of Black Sunday, while Pulp releases More, their first studio album in over twenty years. Other notable drops include deluxe editions from My Chemical Romance, a Broken Social Scene tribute album, an Elbow companion EP, and new LPs from Katatonia, Volbeat, Turnstile, North Mississippi Allstars, and Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard’s debut solo effort.
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CYPRESS HILL – BLACK SUNDAY LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL
Recorded last summer in at The Royal Albert Hall in London, Cypress Hill performed their iconic 1993 sophomore album Black Sunday in its entirety while backed by the London Symphony Orchestra.
After Black Sunday, the live set concludes with an additional six songs from across their back catalog.
Stream • Mercury • 2025
ELBOW – AUDIO VERTIGO ECHO EP
Elbow‘s Audio Vertigo Echo EP is the companion piece to last year’s Audio Vertigo album, with frontman Guy Garvey describing the new tracks as stories from his past, both joyful and dark.
Stream • Universal • 2025
KATAONIA – NIGHTMARES AS EXTENSIONS OF THE WAKING STATE
Katatonia‘s Nightmares as Extensions of the Waking State sees the band continuing their signature melancholic progressive metal sound following the recent departure of founding guitarist Anders Nyström. The album introduces new guitarists Nico Elgstrand and Sebastian Svalland, promising fresh elements while still delving into dark, introspective themes.
Stream • Napalm • 2025
MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE – THREE CHEERS FOR SWEET REVENGE DELUXE EDITION
My Chemical Romance‘s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge Deluxe Edition offers a refreshed take on their iconic sophomore album with new mixes by Rich Costey and updated artwork. This expanded edition also includes four bonus live tracks from a 2005 BBC session, providing fans with a deeper dive into the band’s energetic early performances.
Stream • Reprise • 2025
NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS – STILL SHAKIN’
North Mississippi Allstars‘ Still Shakin’ is a celebration of their roots, acting as a thematic follow-up to their 2000 debut, Shake Hands with Shorty. The album blends original tracks with covers of blues legends, showcasing their “Modern Mississippi Music” and incorporating influences from hill country blues to psychedelic jams with a renewed spirit of invention.
Stream • New West • 2025
PULP – MORE
Pulp‘s highly anticipated new album, More, marks their first studio release in well over two decades. Dedicated to their late bassist Steve Mackey, the album showcases the band’s continued knack for poignant storytelling and distinctive sound.
Stream • Rough Trade • 2025
TURNSTILE – NEVER ENOUGH
Turnstile‘s fourth album, NEVER ENOUGH, is the highly-anticipated follow-up to their acclaimed GLOW ON, which garnered the band their first three Grammy nominations. NEVER ENOUGH, co-produced by frontman Brendan Yates, is accompanied by a visual album set to premiere at the Tribeca Festival.
Stream • Roadrunner • 2025
VOLBEAT – GOD OF ANGELS TRUST
Volbeat‘s God of Angels Trust arrives as a compelling revitalization, embracing a rawer, more immediate energy that reasserts the band’s distinctive blend of metal and rockabilly after guitarist/producer Rob Caggiano‘s departure. This latest effort highlights singer Michael Poulsen‘s evolving songwriting, delivering an album that feels both familiar and refreshingly bold.
Stream • Universal • 2025
FINN WOLFHARD – HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Stranger Things‘ Finn Wolfhard will release his debut solo album, Happy Birthday, presenting nine songs that emerged from his personal challenge to write 50 tracks in a year. This intimate collection explores themes of identity, anxieties, nostalgia, and loneliness, offering a raw and authentic glimpse into his experiences.
Stream • AWAL • 2025
VARIOUS ARTISTS – ANTHEMS: A CELEBRATION OF BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE’S YOU FORGOT IT IN PEOPLE
Anthems: A Celebration of Broken Social Scene’s You Forgot It In People is a tribute album that reinterprets Broken Social Scene‘s iconic 2002 LP with track-for-track covers by various contemporary artists. This star-studded collection offers fresh perspectives on the beloved indie classic, featuring contributions from artists like Maggie Rogers, Sylvan Esso, Middle Kids, The Weather Station and more.
Stream • Arts & Crafts • 2025
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