GIRLS CAN TELL 04/28/2021 and for a mid-priced set

and for a mid-priced set there's a lot of very good music

with the band tearing into numbers by Judas Priest ("Breaking the Law")

One of Elvis Costello's most interesting studio outings was the quietly-received 1986 sleeper KING OF AMERICA

and bears some similarity to Burnett's work on the Robert Plant/Alison Krauss '07 album RAISING SAND

cabaret music

GIRLS CAN TELL 04/28/2021 and for a mid-priced setSpoon: Britt Daniel (vocals, guitar); Josh Zarbo (bass); Jim Eno (drums). Producers: Mike McCarthy, Britt Daniel, Jim Eno. GIRLS CAN TELL is the second release in two years from Texas based Spoon, and they're on a roll. It follows the EP LOVE WAYS, and it's more mesmerizingly cerebral pop. Spoon are unafraid of pushing the envelope. The set opens with one of their best songs, "Everything Hits at Once." Its bleakly resonant lyrics dart in and out of