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Sun Ra and the cosmic spaceways of the Heliocentrics’ Infinity of Now
Welcome to the fifth edition of Music in Minnesota’s New Music Friday series! We’re doing things a little differently this week. Instead of a featured release and a couple of short takes, we’re focusing on the latest from the Heliocentrics. The Heliocentrics – Infinity of Now I’ve been listening to a lot of Sun Ra […] More
New Music Friday #4: TWAIN (Central Standard Time), James Rone (Quiet as Fists)
Looking to discover new music? You’ve come to the right place! New Music Friday explores recently released songs and albums. Pop, rock, indie, punk, rap, Americana, country, jazz, classical, and more are all featured. This week: modern and classic rap collide on Twain’s Central Standard Time and the latest from local songwriter James Rone. Featured Release TWAIN – […] More
New Music Friday #3: Bambara (Stray), Habibi (Anywhere but Here), Ben Noble (When the Light Comes In)
Looking to discover new music? You’ve come to the right place! Music in Minnesota’s weekly New Music Friday explores 1-3 recently released albums or songs. Pop, rock, indie, punk, rap, Americana, country, jazz, classical, and more are all featured. This week: the eerie Western Gothic sound of Bambara (featured), punk and dream pop from Habibi, and […] More
New Music Friday #2: Rich People (“No Age”), Modest Mouse (“Ice Cream Party”)
Looking to discover new music? You’ve come to the right place! Each week, Music in Minnesota’s New Music Friday feature will explore three recently released albums or songs. Our hope is to expose the MiM audience to the best new music across many genres: pop, rock, indie, punk, Americana, country, jazz, classical, and more. This week, […] More
New Music Friday #1: Wilco (Ode to Joy), John Coltrane (Blue World), Dan Tedesco (“Adventureland”)
Looking to discover new music? You’ve come to the right place! Each week, Music in Minnesota’s New Music Friday feature will explore three recently released albums or songs. Our hope is to expose the MiM audience to the best new music across many genres: pop, rock, indie, punk, Americana, country, jazz, classical, and more. This week: […] More
