Out Of The Box Cd Of The Week With Paul Shugrue

The first album of the week for 2025 on Out of the Box is "The Human Fear" by the long-time Scottish rockers.

The blues piano player is 80 years old but showing no signs of slowing down with his fifth album in the last eight years, “Ooh Yeah.”

On the 25th anniversary of the their first album, “Nowhere Next” re-asserts them as a musical force that fuses bluegrass, rock and jam band music.

“Songs of a Lost World,” their first album in 16 years, proves that they continue to be the standard bearer of Goth Rock.

“Evergreen” continues her pattern of re-tooling her sound for each new release.

The new album, “Observations From A Crowded Room” is a one-woman show and a confessional of self-portrait songs by a tormented soul.

This 135 song compilation of rarities and collectables by various artists benefits victims of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. Here's the link to donate and download: https://cardinalsatthewindow.bandcamp.com/album/cardinals-at-the-window-2

The Texas born artist takes us on a tour of his past and present with his fourth album “Leon.”

The Americana phenom’s major label debut “Highway Prayers” fulfills all the promise he has shown since he burst onto the jam band scene ten years ago

On his third album “30 Minutes From Water Street, he has a unique way of writing melodies that draw the listener in and lyrics that keep them enthralled with the stories he tells.

"Manning Fireworks" bursts with a raw, unpolished charm that blends elements of alt-country, lo-fi , and grunge.

His first album in 13 years, “I Hear Thunder” is a celebration of the Bayou inspired music he has championed since his debut in 1992.

Their new album, the first co-authored by the duo in seven years, “Woodland” was recorded at the studio it is named after.

His new album, his ninth, “Long Way Home” has a timeless quality to it with his deep, resonant voice front and center over sparse instrumentation

On her third album “This Is How Tomorrow Moves” she’s writing about more mature themes and with the help of producer Rick Rubin she has found her groove.

“Smoke & Fiction” is the final studio album in their 44 year career and they go out in a blaze of glory.

“I Love You So F***ing Much” is their fourth album, a gigantic production of sci-fi space-rock, synth-pop, trip-hop and indie-rock mashed together

“I Love You So F***ing Much” is their fourth alum, a gigantic production of sci-fi space-rock, synth-pop, trip-hop and indie-rock mashed together

“Evolve” is a statement that, after forty one years, the band is just hitting their stride and have plenty of reasons to keep going.

On her first album in six years, “Let’s Walk” she has for the first time co-written all the songs