All Songs Considered New Music Friday: The best albums out April 11
Apr 11, 2025
Erin Wolf from Radio Milwaukee’s 88Nine shares her passion for new music and insights into the local scene. They dive into Bon Iver's transformative album 'SABLE, fABLE,' reflecting on themes of healing and community. Valerie June's creative flow and Gerald Clayton's emotional depth are also spotlighted. The unique sound of Real Lies' forthcoming album features innovative playback designs, while Kills Birds' 'Crave' EP explores heavy sounds tied to alienation and connection, showcasing a rich landscape of modern rock.
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Record Store Day Finds
- Check out independent record stores on Record Store Day for exclusive releases.
- Look for rare 7-inches, live albums, reissues, and Record Store Day exclusives.
Bon Iver's 'Sable Fable'
- Justin Vernon processed sadness and grief in Bon Iver's new album, 'Sable Fable'.
- The album explores the juxtaposition of darkness ('Sable') and joy ('Fable').
Valerie June's Versatility
- Valerie June's eccentric voice adapts to various genres, not just vintage styles.
- Her versatility is evident in songs like 'Superpower', blending spoken word twang with dub vibes.