Bones / Tv O.S.T - Bones (Original Television Soundtrack) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Grammy-nominated rock band Bones UK are back with their highly anticipated new album, Soft.

From the first notes of King Comfy, Tim Carman Trio play jazz like it was supposed to be played hot, sweaty, and a damn good time. Recorded in one day on the floor of The Record Co. In Boston MA, this LP opens up the door to what jazz is really all about. InchJazz doesn't have to be so academic. It can be a party. It doesn't have to be about playing a million complicated notes that only schooled musicians would enjoy. I went in focusing on groove, sound, and simplicity,Inch says bandleader/ drummer Tim Carman (GA-20). That's exactly what the listener gets from this trio straightforward grooves with a sound that blows the roof off the joint. Drawing inspiration from notables such as Big John Patton, Brother Jack McDuff, Babyface Willette, and Freddie Roach, they open the door to a very special party that we're all invited to. In fact, it's a ten-track jazz party that's swinging, upbeat, and funky as hell. Consisting of eight original songs and two covers, the entire record itself gives off a live feel. Tim Carman Trio could be playing at Club Mozambique, The Lighthouse, The Cliche Lounge, The Front Room, or any jazz club on the circuit during the late sixties or early seventies, but they're playing in your living room right here in the present day, and you've got a front row seat. On this record, as with their freshman Keylime LP, the trio did not rehearse before the sessions. They would figure out a tune and cut it in one or two takes. It's about the process, old and new. TC3 does a top-notch job of preserving a style while adding their own feel from start to finish. With Tim Carman on drums, Ken Clark on organ, and Steve Fell on guitar, these three accomplished musicians have done more than a jazz record, finding and perfecting a formula that most can not even buy. They've put together an homage to the true essence of great jazz music, one that the aforementioned

Best Western, the new self-produced album from Bones Owens, showcases the artist at his most restless and unfiltered. Released through Thirty Tigers (Sturgill Simpson, Smashing Pumpkins), this marks Owens' third full-length with the tag. Across 15 tracks, Owens expands his signature blend of gritty rock, blues, and alternative influences into darker, more cinematic territory, exploring themes of restlessness, isolation, mortality, and the pull of the open road. Anchored by standout tracks like the brooding InchIn the Wind,Inch the breakneck InchAll Time Low,Inch and the aching, confessional ballad InchSunday Fix,Inch Best Western also features the title track with longtime collaborator Yelawolf, a pairing that underscores Owens' instinct for pushing genre lines and defying expectations. A veteran collaborator with artists like Yelawolf, Mikky Ekko, and Jelly Roll, and a relentless touring presence alongside acts like Kaleo, Koe Wetzel, and Whiskey Myers, Owens channels his experience into a record that feels as lived-in and uncompromising as the stories it tells.