New baroque pop releases: November 2 – 8, 2026

This week's baroque pop highlights include a reimagined cover of Mother Earth's 'Revolution' by Fiona Apple and The Bolt Cutters for a charitable cause, alongside a live recording of Björk and the Hamrahlíð Choir performing 'Where Is The Line' at Harpa Hall. Felt's reinterpretation of The Beach Boys' 'Be Still' and a retrospective on Barry Manilow's 1976 hit originally meant for The Carpenters further illustrate the genre's enduring influence. Neil Diamond's 'Stones,' released 55 years ago, also draws renewed attention amid these releases.

1. 01

   Fiona Apple, Mother Earth

   Fiona Apple & The Bolt Cutters Cover Mother Earth's 'Revolution' for Benefit

   Nov 6 · 3 outlets

2. 02

   The Moody Blues

   The Moody Blues Changed Personnel and Strategy on Their Way to This Surprising No. 1 Album in 1981

   Nov 8 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Felt, The Beach Boys

   Felt :: Be Still (The Beach Boys)

   Nov 6 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Barry Manilow, Carpenters

   This Barry Manilow Hit From 1976 Was Actually Intended for The Carpenters

   Nov 5 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Neil Diamond

   Neil Diamond Released “Stones” 55 Years Ago Today

   Nov 5 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Björk

   Björk & Hamrahlíð Choir share ‘Where Is The Line (Live at Harpa Hall)’: Listen

   Nov 2 · 1 outlet

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