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The members of Kula Shaker were the misaligned weirdos of the ’90s Britpop wave. Perhaps even weirder, the London band has defied the middle-age sag with two great albums in the past four years, including its latest, 2024’s Natural Magick. With original keyboardist Jay Darlington back in the fold and its classic lineup fully intact, Kula Shaker recently offered a hint of what its next album might bring with the groovy, campy earworm, “Charge Of The Light Brigade.”
In a radical move (for those who know him, at least), Scott McCaughey was dead set on keeping the tambourine to a minimum on Oar On, Penelope! (Yep Roc), the Minus 5’s first album in six years. Little did he know that he had an ally in esteemed producer Ed Stasium (Replacements, Ramones), who mixed the LP.
Happy 70th birthday Bob Bert (Sonic Youth, Pussy Galore, Wolfmanhattan Project, Jon Spencer). We feel you. Check out Wolfmanhattan Project’s contribution to the essential Alzheimer’s Association benefit The Longest Day:
Diagnosed with OCD, Rebecca Schiffman has struggled with “moral perfectionism” for much of her life. She brings those inner demons to the fore on a new album that grapples with the concept of living a decent, humane existence amid the realities of today’s world.