131. FLOWERS by The Rolling Stones
Though technically a compilation album, this 1967 release can stand on its
Pulin Kothari
130. WHAT WERE YOU HOPING TO FIND? by Vistas
I’ve always been a sucker for power pop bands (just enter
129. TRES HOMBRES by ZZ Top
I wasn’t yet 3 years old when Texas blues rock outfit
128. CLICK CLICK DOMINO by Ida Mae
There’s something oddly endearing about a couple of Brits landing across
127. SOBERISH by Liz Phair
I wrote about Liz Phair’s third album here
[https://auditorymusings.ghost.
126. BLUE WEEKEND by Wolf Alice
Previously covered here
[https://auditorymusings.ghost.io/visions-of-a-life-by-
125. ALWAYS SOMETHING by UV-TV
Another Friday brings another new record release and another new
genre…jangle-
124. SO LOW by Lowland Hum
This husband and wife duo from Virginia came up with the bold
123. SOUL VICTIM by Broken Up
This 2020 record first landed on my radar when the initial single
122. SILVER SYNTHETIC (self-titled)
Those of us yearning for the days of Laurel Canyon
[https://groovyhistory.
121. CELEBRATE THE JOURNEY by Erwin Helfer and the Chicago Boogie Ensemble
This 2021 record by the famed 85-year old Chicago blues and
120. GISH by Smashing Pumpkins
This 1991 debut record by alt rock deities Smashing Pumpkins was critically
