New Albums - Page 8

Adam Blackstone returns with "Humble Magic, Vol. 1," blending jazz standards, new originals, and soulful big band arrangements with bass at the core.

The Who unearth Live at The Oval 1971, a powerful archival release that highlights John Entwistle’s groundbreaking bass playing.

Deftones return with private music, their 10th album and the first to feature bassist Fred Sablan. Read how he shaped the band’s new chapter.

Pino Palladino and Blake Mills return with "That Wasn’t A Dream," a minimalist, atmospheric new album that deepens their acclaimed collaboration.

Radiohead drops Hail to the Thief Live Recordings 2003–2009, with Colin Greenwood’s bass fueling the band’s rediscovered energy.

Bassist Rodney "Skeet" Curtis joins funk legends in The Big Ol’ Nasty Getdown’s 'When the Juice Ran Out,' a groove-driven warning for our digital age.

Bassist Janek Gwizdala revives 13-year-old lost recordings, bringing them to life in his new album, "Found."

Noah Garabedian’s new album, Quartets and Solos, reflects on connection, creativity, and solitude through deeply personal compositions.

David Pastorius breaks down his collaboration with Fat Mike on NOFX’s “Barcelona” and shares a video on how to play his standout bass parts.

Pino Palladino and Blake Mills unveil “Contour,” the second single from their upcoming album, That Wasn’t a Dream, featuring fretless textures and rich tone.

Puff of Smoke marks The Wood Brothers’ ninth album, spotlighting Chris Wood’s bass mastery and a fresh mix of rock, soul, blues, and Americana.

Craig Burletic reflects on the making of Snipe Hunter with Tyler Childers, from working with Rick Rubin to channeling Danko-inspired grooves.