The Dismemberment Plan - ChangeAvailable on Record Store Day, 22nd April Change is Dismemberment Plans fourth album. Originally released in 2001, the title appropriately describes this Washington DC area bands continued creative growth from a punk band to something all their own. Change brought shifts in tempo and a more layered sound for the band without them losing any of their edge or sharp wit. Critically acclaimed when released; the album still holds up, brilliantly balancing

A one-off chance to hear Ayers dealing with standards like Monk's "Well You Needn't" and Parker's "Donna Lee" This is old school West Coast Jazz at its best

'Darling Arithmetic'

was diagnosed with cancer

Part mellifluous singer-songwriter album

Over ‘I’m Holding Out For Something’s relentless juggernaut of 90’s Rn’B beats

destroy everything in their path

New Religion (Carnival Remix) (5:13)

We hearken back to the 1970s

But you are not really like John Darnielle

and early computerization had suddenly made it possible

Michael George Henry (aka Ras Michael and

the Fellowship used their voices as instruments like true virtuosos