Omnivore Recordings

"Commentary from various members in the packaging acts as a guide spotlighting the best parts. There are plenty of them all over the landscape of In * Frequencies."

Joey Molland Be True To Yourself This successful comeback is worth more than a Highly Recommended status, but a spot on the year’s top ten. Don’t miss it!

Beach Blanket Fort Bingo chats with Joey Molland!

"Released 25 years after his breakout debut, Little Richard’s 1972 album The Second Coming (Omnivore), newly reissued with four bonus tracks, manages to honor his roots while also fitting into the sonic funk style of the early 1970s. The cover image by the late gay artist Richard Bernstein is also worth a look." "There is no shortage of unsung and undervalued singer/songwriters in the world of pop music. Memphis’ Van Duren is one such artist"

Lifetime Friend would be the only album Richard would release in the ‘80s, and includes some of the best songs of his career. Thankfully, they’re preserved well in this excellent reissue.

"NEW (SAN DIEGO) MUSIC FOR THE HOLIDAYS Badfinger guitarist Joey Molland’s new album, Be True to Yourself, is out via Omnivore records and features guest appearances from Julian Lennon, Micky Dolenz, and former Chicago bassist / Point Loman Jason Scheff. Jason’s dad is legendary bassist Jerry Scheff who performed with the Doors and Elvis Presley."

Listen to Chris Stamey and Yo La Tengo!

On this day in 2014: jazz pianist Brian Simpson, Van Nuys. #briansimpsonpiano #music #musicphotography

"On Catspaw, his 15th studio album, due out January 15, 2021 on Omnivore Recordings, Matthew Sweet cranks his vintage amplifiers and steps into a role previously played by some of his generation’s most unique and incendiary lead guitarists from Richard Lloyd (Television) to Robert Quine (Lou Reed) and Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & the Voidoids)."

"Both albums have been remastered and sound incredible. Forty-plus years after the release of his debut and the should-have-been release of its follow up, the adage better late than never doesn’t quite seems adequate enough. But hopefully this re-release gives Van Duren the audience he should have gotten decades ago and solidifies his reputation as one the great Power Pop artists of the 1970s."

Wait, did somebody say "upcoming Matthew Sweet release?"