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The ever-restless David Bowie returns with Hours..., an uncommonly autobiographical outing from the man of many guises. With longtime collaborator Reeves Gabrels at his side, Bowie creates music that recalls his breakthrough Hunky Dory days of the early '70s. More new releases
311 take their top-down sound to new heights with Soundsystem. Mixing it up with hip-hop, rock, funk, and reggae, while keeping the guitar riffs crisp and tight, the band's melodic muscle is more cut than ever. More new releases Coming Soon
After a decade apart, the Eurythmics return with a renewed vigor. Their new album, Peace, follows a number of solo and separate collaborative efforts by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, and finds their meld of classic and new pop values more than intact. You can order the CD now, at a savings of 30%, and we'll ship it to you when it's released October 19. Download two tracks, "I Saved the World Today" and "Power to the Meek," free and exclusively at Amazon.com. And at Amazon.com Auctions bid on a guitar signed by the Eurythmics' Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart to benefit Amnesty International and Greenpeace. More future releases Breakthrough Artist
Everything but the Girl continue their fusion of literate, personal songwriting with razor-sharp electronic beats on Temperamental. Following the hugely popular remix of their single "Missing," which introduced the band to mainstream American audiences, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt's musical partnership finally has received the recognition it's long earned. You can download "Blame," a collaboration with Metalheadz's J Majik now, free and exclusively at Amazon.com. More breakthrough artists New Reissues
In his prime, Tom Rush was celebrated for his rich voice and uncommon knack for discovering great songwriters. Jackson Browne and Joni Mitchell were among the tunesmiths he uncovered. No Regrets: The Very Best of Tom Rush presents his greatest recordings from the '60s and '70s, topped off with a new track featuring Shawn Colvin. More reissues |
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