Angel Olsen has shared holiday merchandise. The singer-songwriter is selling “Unfucktheworld” wrapping paper as a part of her gift bundle, which also comes with three vinyls, Burn Your Fire for No Witness, My Woman, and a green pressing of Phases, and a t-shirt and tote. Check out the red and green wrapping paper below, and purchase the holiday bundle at the Secretly Store.
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The Melodic Tree’s Weekly Playlist
1. Around – Jaded Juice Riders
2. Long Gone – Phum Viphurit
3. When Did We Stop – New Move
4. The Rose – Common Holly
5. Fifteen on a Skateboard – Diners
6. Barbacoa – Guantanamo Baywatch
7. Still Apart – Varsity
8. Can of Worms – Gold Celeste
9. Dreamphone – Peach Kelli Pop
10. House of Leaves – Salvia Plath
11. Central Park Blues – Ultimate Painting
12. In Other Words – Shopping
13. Grass – Hoops
14. Pressure – Gleemer
15. Pretty Prizes – Daniele Luppi, Parquet Courts, Karen O
16. Playgrounds – Gingerlys
17. Great Waves – Dirty Three
18. Louise – Acetone
19. Little Plane – tomemitsu
20. Orphans to the Smog – Death of Lovers
New Miles Davis & John Coltrane live box set announced
The sixth Miles Davis Bootleg Series from Columbia/Legacy has been announced. The Final Tour: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 6 is set to be out March 23rd. It will feature both Davis and John Coltrane and compiles five shows from the Spring 1960 Jazz At The Philharmonic European Tour in a 4xCD set. The tour was the last with Coltrane as Davis’ sideman. The concerts on the release were in Paris, Stockholm, and Copenhagen. Along with the CD set and complete digital release, vinyl of each of shows will be released as well. The Final Tour: Copenhagen, March 24, 1960 will be released through Columbia/Legacy while Vinyl Me, Please will put out The Final Tour: Paris, March 21, 1960.
NYC rock revival book Meet Me in the Bathroom gets documentary series
Meet Me in the Bathroom, by Lizzy Goodman, is an oral history of the rock revival that happend during the 2000s in New York City and features interviews with the Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, and more. Now, it will be adapted into a documentary mini-series. The four-part series is directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, who also made the LCD Soundsystem concert film, Shut Up and Play the Hits. The documentary will have “first hand testimony, rare archive, and an era-defining soundtrack” with several of the bands who are in the book, according to a press release. Goodman said in a statement, “It’s time to share with everyone else the full view of this weird, beautiful, dirty time capsule I’ve been inhabiting.”
Listen to Tune-Yards’ new song “ABC 123”
Tune-Yards have shared a new song called “ABC 123,” along for a video for it. Watch video, filled with stop motion and directed by Dear Mr Quistgaard. The track is off their upcoming album I can feel you creep into my private life.
Watch St. Vincent’s “Slow Disco” performance on “Fallon”
St. Vincent performed Masseduction track “Slow Disco” on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” last night. She gave the performance on a church set with a string section in the pews. Watch it below.
Watch Bon Iver perform a new song live
Bon Iver, as Stereogum points out, performed a new song at a concert in Richmond, Va. “It’s new and it’s not even quite done, but I just want to play it for y’all,” Justin Vernon introduced it. Watch a video of the song below. Bon Iver, during the set, also performed with Bruce Hornsby for a cover of Bonnie Raitt’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and played the Bon Iver, Bon Iver track “Beth/Rest,” according to JamBands.com. Watch the Raitt cover here, and the “Beth/Rest” here.
The Melodic Tree’s Weekly Playlist
1. Emergency – Feed Me Jack
2. Skin Gets Hot – Fraternal Twin
3. Wounds – Ourselves The Elves
4. Hunchback – Sobs
5. Grace – Lina Tullgren
6. Road Head – Japanese Breakfast
7. Wedding – Funeral Advantages
8. Phone Sex – The Cutouts
9. All The Things You Do – Winter
10. Why Aren’t You Laughing – Hales Corner
11. All The Whole – Hand Habits
12. Is It The Answer – Reality Club
13. So Tired – Crumb
14. Loner Train – Gizpel
15. Hates the Party – Long Beard
16. Giuseppe – Trash Panda
17. new Life – Tropic Harbour
18. Overthinking – Acid Ghost
19. How Past Begins – Angelo De Augustine
20. Darkroom -Ten Sleep
Neil Young’s online archive is open
Neil Young announced earlier this year that he was getting ready to launch a massive online archive with all his music, released and unreleased, for free in high-quality audio via his XStream Music streaming service. Yesterday, to coincide with his new album The Visitor, he launched the site. The Neil Young Archives include a filing cabinet and a timeline of all his albums up through The Visitor, which also includes several unreleased items like Chrome Dreams, Homegrown, and Toast. His film projects and books are also listed. Explore here, and watch a tutorial video narrated by Young below. “Don’t forget to have a good time,” he tells users. “And try not to get lost.”
The Washboard Abs, Chaos Chaos, Sales at Neumos in photos
