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Latest Music Albums You Must-Hear by Bryce Sears
cut their 15th album, Collapse Into Now, in New Orleans and Berlin, Germany, with producer Jacknife Lee (U2, Snow Patrol), and the 12-track set features some of their fiercest straight-up rock songs in years. Among the best are “Discoverer” and “Alligator Aviator Autopilot Antimatter,” which finds frontman Michael Stipe spouting rapid-fire phrases with the dizzying pace of classic tunes like “It’s The End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine).” Other highlights include the title track, which has guest vocals from Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder.
KANYE WEST & JAY-Z
Even before he released SPIN’s Album of the Year, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye was already working on this collabo with Jay-Z, Watch the Throne. The record was initially intended as an EP but ballooned into a full-length, with the rap titans laying down tracks all over the world, including the South of France and Australia. “This album is going to be more commercial.” Still, the band experimented with country sounds and even used a human skull as an instrument.
DRAKE
Drake is going all out on Take Care, the follow-up to the former teen soap star’s smash debut Thank Me Later. “I really want to write great ‘life’ raps,” he told Shade 45 radio. “I just want to write for the people and speak for my generation.” The album will be sonically experimental, featuring interludes and transitions; Q-Tip is reportedly producing. In a December interview with SPIN, Drake said, “I’m working on myself, both mentally and physically, to come back stronger than ever.”
RADIOHEAD
Guitarist Jonny Greenwood said it would only be a “matter of weeks” before they finished their first album since 2007′s In Rainbows — and that was back in June. Since then, drummer Phil Selway revealed they’ve toyed with throwing out all the material they’ve worked on, so it’s hard to say where they’re at with the record, which will be produced by Nigel Godrich. Still, a rep for the band confirms a new record is due out sometime this year.
GYM CLASS HEROES
After releasing his solo album Lazarus last year, frontman Travie McCoy is getting back with his pop-punk crew for their fifth record, tentatively titled The Papercut Chronicles II. The band has roughly 18 songs sketched out and the final product is due out sometime this year. “Some [songs] are in the very, very embryonic stages, and some are more refined,” McCoy said recently.
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
RCHP have roped in touring guitarist Josh Klinghoffer to replace John Frusciante and their latest LP will include songs that were written by Flea on piano, as well as material inspired by Afro-beat music from Lagos, Nigeria. “There’s crazy shit on that,” drummer Chad Smith told SPIN last fall. “That music just moves to a different groove, it’s not your typical Western four-four. The rhythms are so infectious.”
MY MORNING JACKET
The Louisville, Kentucky, rockers are going back to basics on their sixth record, producing the set themselves in their own recording space — a converted gymnasium. “This time it’s just the five of us; the control room is only separated by a curtain,” bassist Tommy Blankenship told SPIN in October. “We’re going back to a similar vibe that we had on the first three records.
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