Baroque pop releases, week 36

This week's baroque pop highlights include Oklou, Blood Orange, Mustafa, and A.G. Cook reimagining a track from Turnstile's latest album, alongside Mastodon's new release available through independent record stores. The Jayhawks revisit their past with Sanctuary Park, drawing connections to the legacy of Buffalo Springfield Again, while Arcade Fire's Funeral is examined through the lens of shared grief. The Divine Comedy's 'Foreverland' marks a decade since its release, and Brian May of Queen collaborates with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top on a track inspired by Steve Cropper's final words.

1. 01

   Oklou, Blood Orange, Mustafa, A. G. Cook, Turnstile

   Turnstile – LIGHT DESIGN: BLOOD ORANGE VERSION (ft. Blood Orange)

   Sep 2 · 2 outlets

2. 02

   Mastodon, Rush, Björk, Barry Manilow

   Mastodon Pick RUSH, Björk, Barry Manilow Albums on "What's In My Bag?"

   Sep 2 · 2 outlets

3. 03

   The Jayhawks, Buffalo Springfield

   Now & Then: The Jayhawks’ Sanctuary Park and the reach of Buffalo Springfield Again

   Sep 6 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Arcade Fire

   Arcade Fire : comment un deuil partagé a donné naissance à l'album "Funeral"

   Sep 2 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   The Divine Comedy

   The Divine Comedy released “Foreverland” 10 Years Ago Today

   Sep 2 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Brian May, Queen, Steve Cropper, Billy Gibbons, ZZ Top

   Brian May de Queen imagine les derniers mots de Steve Cropper sur un titre avec Billy Gibbons de ZZ TOP

   Sep 1 · 1 outlet

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