Recommendations of the Editorial team
We not only got a world-exploratory vinyl single, but also an audience at Bruce Springsteen. Andy Greene spoke with the upright superstar about the state of affairs-about his box set “Tracks II: The Lost Albums”, which is not yet the end of the work show, a few studio tricks, the legendary “Nebraska” tapes and its plans for the future.
The seven albums from Bruce Springsteen’s private archive, which have only been published now, are a sensational discovery. In our last issue we reported that the “boss” now speaks about it itself. Also through Trump’s America, the aging and the electrified “Nebraska” recordings that are stored in his safe. Incidentally, the interview published in the German Rolling Stone is the “Extended version” of the conversation, which our US colleague Andy Greene conducted with jumping stairs. And: The Vinyl Single “Late in the Evening”/ “Two of Us” is included in the commercial edition, which is why the booklet also costs two euros more than usual. Subscribe: Inside, the collector’s item can order informally.
Haim
On her fourth album, Haim gets rid of everything she sees. Her music has always been autonomous. Jörn Schlüter spoke to the trio.
RAF Camora
RAF Camora is one of the most successful players in the Deutschrap. At the height of his career, he decided to end. Now he returns with a new studio album. Why? What else does he want to prove?
From Dennis Sand
Joan Baez
She says of herself: “I have a fulfilling life behind me.” A visit to Joan Baez, who became world famous as a singer and activist and has little to regret.
By David Browne
Brian Wilson
The death of the Beach Boy leaves a large gap. Van Dyke Parks about his friendship with Brian Wilson, his vision of America and the role of art.
By Maik Brüggemeyer
Sabrina Carpenter
It polarizes with her aesthetics, her pop is irresistible: Angie Martoccio Sabrina Carpenter met for a detailed conversation. It is about their role models, their sense of humor and the pressure that is on modern women.
The Mix
The Icelander Running Don’t want to please everyone anymore. Your jazz pop is now striking in bold directions. Also John Fogerty Going new ways: He has re-recorded his CCR classics. Finally his pieces belong to him again! And director Mark Frost talks about David Lynch and “Twin Peaks”. Also in the mix: Hayes Carll, Folk Bitch Trio, Hollow Horse and more.
Reviews
Birgit foot is from the new album of the reunification Alice Cooper Band not shocked, but enthusiastic, Wolfgang Doebeling homely Dr. Feelingand the RS guide is dedicated Grateful Dead.
Playlist: New Noises in August
Between the USA and Scotland, Americana and British pop, graceful ballads and gripping grooves will find our playlist for August the golden center
1. Chantal Acda “Heads (Radio Edit)”
On her new album, the Dutch songwriter once again spreads an impressive style of style. In “Heads”, flutes meet psychedelic drones and hymn-herb harmonies.
2. Colin Steele Quartet “Let’s Go Out Tonight”
The Scottish trumpeter pays tribute to the pop music of his compatriots from The Blue Nile and fills the freedom of the originals without depriving them of their soul.
3. The Wood Brothers “The Trick”
Folk, blues, jazz, gospel and roots rock combine in the Americana of the New York band around the brothers Oliver and Chris Wood to an irresistibly grooving mix.
4. Hayes Carll “We’re only human”
In the title song of his new album, the Texas songwriter designs a large, comforting human-country country ballad-and reminds of Steve Earle and Joe Henry.
5. Hollow Horse “How You Look at Things/ Through the Lens of Time”
In the eighties between New Romantics and Sophisti-Pop, the Scots write beautiful songs trained to Edwyn Collins.
6. Patty Griffin “Way Up To The Sky”
An almost whispered Americana ballad in which the US songwriter reflects on the transience and the dry spells of life. Graceful.
7. Pat Carter “Big Machine”
With the Berlin band Rodeo FM, Carter walked in the footsteps of American champions. He also succeeds in the balancing act between country rock and punk impetus.
