Art rock releases, week 44

This week in art rock, archival releases and new albums converge, spotlighting reimagined classics and bold new directions. David Bowie’s 1978 'Stage' concert film receives a remastering for an immersive arena presentation, while The Flaming Lips, Queens of the Stone Age, and The Church unveil new studio work. Additional highlights include Peter Gabriel’s latest single, Storm Corrosion’s ambitious long-form track, and rare live recordings from King Crimson and Gentle Giant.

1. 01

   David Bowie, Brett Morgen

   David Bowie's 1978 'Stage' concert film to be remastered and presented as immersive arena experience

   Oct 29 · 15 outlets

2. 02

   The Flaming Lips, Steven Drozd, Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett

   The Flaming Lips announce new album The Teardrop Throbs and share single 'God Will Control The Werewolves'

   Oct 29 · 10 outlets

3. 03

   Queens of the Stone Age

   Queens of the Stone Age release new album Perfecth

   Oct 31 · 8 outlets

4. 04

   Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Grohl, DIIV, Loidis

   Queens of the Stone Age unveil new song 'Run Away from the Mob'

   Oct 30 · 6 outlets

5. 05

   Tindersticks

   Tindersticks announce new album Dog Roses

   Oct 30 · 4 outlets

6. 06

   Steve Kilbey, The Church

   The Church announce new album 'Lacuna'

   Oct 29 · 3 outlets

7. 07

   Philip Frobos, Omni, Gustaf, Lydia Gammill

   Philip Frobos Announces Solo Album Taste for the Unsavory

   Oct 29 · 3 outlets

8. 08

   Peter Gabriel

   Peter Gabriel shares new single 'Who Are We Talking To?'

   Oct 26 · 3 outlets

9. 09

   Steven Wilson, Storm Corrosion

   Storm Corrosion announces upcoming second album featuring a 45-minute track

   Nov 3 · 3 outlets

10. 10

    Pink Floyd

    Pink Floyd's Meddle turns 55

    Oct 30 · 2 outlets

11. 11

    Queen, Freddie Mercury

    Réédition du concert historique de Queen à Budapest avec Freddie Mercury

    Oct 29 · 2 outlets

12. 12

    The Who

    The Who By Numbers: Now expanded, still teetering on the edge

    Oct 29 · 2 outlets

13. 13

    Peter Gabriel

    Peter Gabriel dévoile le single "Who Are We Talking To?"

    Oct 29 · 2 outlets

14. 14

    Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Nick Cave

    Nick Cave performs 'Into My Arms' live in Copenhagen, 2017

    Oct 28 · 2 outlets

15. 15

    Steven Wilson, Storm Corrosion, Opeth, Mikael Åkerfeldt

    STEVEN WILSON Confirms Second STORM CORROSION Album Is In The Works: 'It's Almost Entirely Played On Acoustic Instrumen…

    Oct 26 · 2 outlets

16. 16

    Clinic

    Clinic – Wild In The Streets

    Nov 1 · 1 outlet

17. 17

    Queen

    Queen were nearly derailed by a serious illness. It turned out to be the making of one of the greatest albums

    Oct 31 · 1 outlet

18. 18

    Nick Cave, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds

    Jubilee Street. Taken from Idiot Prayer: Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace #NickCave

    Oct 30 · 1 outlet

19. 19

    David Bowie, Brett Morgen

    David Bowie's 'Stage' Concert Documentary: Brett Morgen Speaks

    Oct 30 · 1 outlet

20. 20

    The Who

    The Who Released “Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy” 55 Years Ago Today; 35 Years To The Day Later, The Band Released “Endless Wire”

    Oct 30 · 1 outlet

21. 21

    Gentle Giant

    [News] Gentle Giant announce “Front Row Center (US Dates 1975–1980)” – 8xCD collection featuring eight hours of live recordings

    Oct 29 · 1 outlet

22. 22

    Django Django

    Django Django Take Us on a Psychedelic Journey to ‘Doveland’

    Oct 29 · 1 outlet

23. 23

    Tool, Maynard James Keenan

    Maynard James Keenan was dared to become the singer of Tool: “I was being critical about things. It was like, ‘If you think you can do better...’”

    Oct 29 · 1 outlet

24. 24

    Genesis

    Comment le premier album de Genesis a fini au rayon musique religieuse

    Oct 29 · 1 outlet

25. 25

    Pearl Jam, Slow Pulp

    Slow Pulp Cover A Pearl Jam Hit With A Familiar Title

    Oct 28 · 1 outlet

26. 26

    Pearl Jam

    Pearl Jam : comment une cassette envoyée par la poste depuis San Diego a donné naissance à "Ten"

    Oct 28 · 1 outlet

27. 27

    이날치, Brian Eno

    Brian Eno Agrees: LEENALCHI Are Korea’s Best, Weirdest Band

    Oct 27 · 1 outlet

28. 28

    King Crimson

    King Crimson : huit concerts de 1981 disponibles pour la première fois en streaming

    Oct 27 · 1 outlet

29. 29

    Clinic

    “Wild in the Streets” de Clinic : un retour inclassable pour les mabouls de Liverpool

    Oct 27 · 1 outlet

30. 30

    XTC

    XTC Released “Skylarking” 40 Years Ago Today

    Oct 27 · 1 outlet

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