Song of the Day

Song of the Day: Midlake & John Grant – You Don’t Get To

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2010’s Queen of Denmark is all the proof one needs that the combined efforts of John Grant and Midlake will produce stellar results. Fans of that album will be happy to hear that they’ve teamed up once again for the release of a double A-sided single featuring brand new tracks “Roadrunner Blues” and “You Don’t Get To.”

Both tracks are great, but “You Don’t Get To” stands out for its surprise shift into some proggy keyboard jams in its latter half (and also for Grant’s inimitable delivery of the line, “Would you like to strangle everyone you know with their own intestines?”). Check it out below.

Song of the Day: Lydia Luce – (h)our glass

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“(h)our glass” is the latest single from Nashville based singer-songwriter Lydia Luce, taken from her forthcoming new album Florida Girl, out October 27 via Nettwerk Records. Check it out.

Song of the Day: PACKS – Honey

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“Honey” is the new single from Toronto’s PACKS, taken off the band’s upcoming album Melt The Honey, which is due out January 19th on Fire Talk Records. Check it out.

Song of the Day: Steven Wilson – What Life Brings

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Most people, after releasing a new album from a long-dormant band, might be content to rest on their laurels for a bit. Steven Wilson is not most people.

Just a little over a year after the release of Closure/Continuation, which saw Wilson reuniting with (most of) his bandmates in Porcupine Tree for their first release since 2009, Wilson is back with his latest solo album, The Harmony Codex, with that album itself following fairly close on the heels of Wilson’s previous solo album, 2021’s The Future Bites. Clearly, this guy likes to keep himself busy.

The Harmony Codex is out September 29 via Virgin Records. Check out the video below for latest single “What Life Brings.”