Baroque pop releases, week 37

This week’s baroque pop highlights include Weyes Blood’s debut of new material at the BBC Proms, marking a continuation of her lush, cinematic style. The genre’s evolving landscape is reflected in the collaborative project Rora And The Untamed, formed by The Last Dinner Party’s Aurora Nishevci and Nathan Durasamy. Meanwhile, archival moments from Dr. Dog and Sparks underscore the enduring influence of introspective songcraft and theatrical pop. MF Tomlinson’s latest release offers a contemplative reflection on time and personal transformation.

1. 01

   William Shatner, Queen, Brian May

   William Shatner Announces Heavy Metal Album Featuring Brian May of Queen

   Sep 11 · 3 outlets

2. 02

   Bee Gees

   Bee Gees Released “Children Of The World” 50 Years Ago Today

   Sep 13 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Mötley Crüe, Queen

   “We were one of the first bands to take punk and mix it with glam and metal. We started a whole new trend”: How Motley Crue created the album that invented 80s hair metal with help from an ex-construction worker and Queen’s producer

   Sep 12 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Dr. Dog

   Dr. Dog Released “Takers And Leavers” 20 Years Ago Today

   Sep 12 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Weyes Blood

   Weyes Blood Debuts New Songs “Modern Dreams” & “Good Lovers” At BBC Proms

   Sep 11 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   MF Tomlinson

   MF Tomlinson “Now, I Am Free” – the reward of aging?

   Sep 10 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Sparks

   Sparks Released “Music That You Can Dance To” 40 Years Ago Today

   Sep 8 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   The Last Dinner Party

   The Last Dinner Party’s Aurora Nishevci And Nathan Durasamy Combine As Rora And The Untamed

   Sep 7 · 1 outlet

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