Out of the Box Album of the Week with Paul Shugrue

Nov 19 2024 718 ep. 1.8k

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All week, on each edition of Out of the Box, listen for songs from one of the best albums that’s just hitting stores and hear Paul Shugrue's review of that album.

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Brett Dennen

Por Favor is the sixth album from this baby faced, high tenored singer whose profound songs compel us to take him more seriously.

Darrell Scott

Couchville Sessions was originally recorded in 2001 by the long time Americana artist and it's so good it begs the question, what took him so long to put it out?

Radiohead

A Moon Shaped Pool is a surprise new album, their first in five years and ranks among their best.

The Jayhawks

on Paging Mr Proust the band continues to define the term Alt country by looking back over their thirty year legacy while forging ahead with new ideas.

Rogue Wave

The indie band has, after six albums, come up with their signature release, Delusions of Grand Fur, combining power pop, acoustic ditties and a little electronica.

Santana

The cagily titled new album IV reunites the band that last recorded on the album III forty five years ago. They prove that not only were they great back then, but they've improved.

Andrew Bird

Are You Serious has an optimism evident in every song that makes it one of his most lyrically direct and possibly, best album of his twenty year career.

Parker Millsap

The Very Last Day is an impressive sophmore album that combines religious imagery with apocalyptic themes.

MSG Acoustic Blues Trio

The Flood is authentic PeidMont Blues by this Hampton Roads band that evokes the old days of front porch concerts and truehearted folk music.

Pete Yorn

ArrangingTime is the first album in six years from the artist who reclaims his spot as the modern day troubadour that he is.