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John cale, ever restless, returns with the deeply collaborative 'mercy'.

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John Cale, a legend of avant-garde music, is out with a new, highly-collaborative album at the age of 80.

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John Cale delivers a fulminant retrospective, blending the current with the past, a mix of deep cuts and a lot of new.

Mercy, John Cale’s 20th solo release in the 55 years since his partner in crime/nemesis, Lou Reed, engineered his being bounced from the Velvet Underground, is a beguiling and sometimes baffling listen. Yes, his powerful boom of a voice is intact, his gift for melody largely preserved, but, as with much of his work this century, it is as if he is driven to remain at the more experimental end of his oeuvre, sometimes at the expense of appeasing his audience. Fair play; it’s his party and he can (make us) sigh if he wants to. But, tin hat, the album tries just a tad too hard to be forward looking, managing a feel somewhere round about 1993, with too many dated synths and vocoders messing with voices. Having said that, there are at least two or three bangers, up there with his best, that make it worth a detour.

So it was with some sense of anticipation that I sat in the stalls at Brum’s Town Hall, a venue nearly as iconic as the performer and his backstory. Sadly, only 2/3 full, nonetheless the expectation of the committed faithful was palpable, many of those present possibly able to have seen VU in their pomp. And many, no doubt, as the story goes, would anyway claim to have, whether or not they then started a band.

A brave young woman started things off. Alone on stage, save the, largely, props of a bass, a guitar and a keyboard, she tinkered with each in turn, her laptop doing most of the musical heavy lifting. With vocals as nervously breathless as she clearly was: “it’s an honour to even being in the same city as John Cale“, she was a rabbit caught in the headlights. Yes, one could sense the germ of probably a decent idea in each of the songs she played, but it was if she had forgotten that, in the glow of the spotlight. Best received came an unadorned voice and guitar of Jackson Browne’s These Days. Or, given present company, Nico’s. Manu Grace her name, I would actually like to hear her records, to hear how she should sound.

Lights back down, a low keyboard drone filled the hall, like a cloud of malevolent flies, mood music while we waited for the man. Apt and atmospheric, with more of those flies later. As the stage lights came up, smack on 9, strangely, so did those in the auditorium: “so I can see you”, said the surprisingly sprightly figure, standing, behind a keyboard, front stage right: “Hello, Brum”. With every fibre in me saying don’t say his age, it’s impossible not too, as, a slight stoop in his steadied gait, he looks ridiculously good for a man a fortnight shy of 81. Lights back down and showtime!

With a conventional trio of musicians behind him, guitar, bass and drums, there came the reassuring feeling this might show the more human side of his more recent material. And that it was, as they opened with the clash and clatter of Jumbo In Tha Modernworld, immediately displaying Cale’s baritone to be in fine fettle, and displaying the pedigree chops of his band from first note onward. Alex Thomson showed himself to be a percussionist of no little nuance, his mighty thumps riding both around and on the rhythm. Regular bassist, Joey Maramba, and even more regular guitarist, Dean Boyer, locked horns and locked in, Maramba with surely 8 fingers on either hand, and Boyer providing accord in his discordance, finding melody from chaos. Cale, singing apart, was content to add sporadic tinkles of piano, guiding the flow, turning his head back to his boys as the destination arrived. This 2006 single was a triumphant start.

With a screen suspended at the back, above skyline of the band, random visuals now became a distorting image of the much younger Cale, alongside Nico. For the next song was Moonstruck (aka Nico’s Song), from the new album. Without all the orchestration of the studio version, it was nonetheless a delight, the simpler arrangement carrying better the beauty of and affection in the song. Then the more challenging Rosegarden Funeral of Sores, with it’s uplifting and catchy title, let alone lyric. Less gaunt than in the form first aired, this was a textbook definition of post-punk, the band a controlled coil of pent-up energy, Maramba a metronomic pulse, Cale intoning the vocal with implied threat. From there a return to Mercy, the double whammy of the title track and Nightcrawling. The former is as melodic as any song he has written and, here, without any of the FX that come with the album, it showed a far greater naked beauty. Nightcrwling is a tale looking back to his and David Bowie’s late night cavortings in a New York of long ago last century, and came accompanied by a short cartoon video of the two of them, and other notables of the time, doing just that, repeated on a loop to underline the sense of another age. Or the shortness of the clip. Again, with the band and without studio trickery, it was a delight, a very, appropriately, 70’s feel to it.

Wasteland, from 2005, is another of Cale’s more majestic tunes. No viola tonight, whilst that would have been nice, the rendition tonight didn’t need it. It was good to see the band enjoying it; no mechanoids these, the glee with which they pummelled this and all the selections was a delight, all smiles as they added the backing vocals. I think for Wasteland came a striking film clip, maybe for another song, but featuring the above promised flies. A motley selccion therof, crawling over what seemed initially to be a shoulder, later a unscpecifiable haunch of meat. Lovely…. Guts is another winnining tune, to my mind very early Roxy Music in feel, yelps and all, with pounded piano and guitar flourishes. Is this good or is this better? Cale then shuffles from behind his keyboard to accept a stratocaster around his neck, playing this for a faithful Cable Hogue, a storm kicking up behind his causal strum.

If Paris 1919 is his most accessible album, Half Past France is one of the more elegiac songs, here treated to a somewhat different arrangement and even tune, to the delight of my gig-buddy, well versed in all things Cale. Out Your Window is another from Mercy, and, like the recorded version, had me wryly rueing on how much like a mid-period Human League song it sounded, the vocals strainingly like Phil Oakey, together with the chordal progressions and Thomson’s use of an electronic drum pad This thought returns on re-listening to the album, and in a number of places. It is an irony not lost on me, somehow feeling one of the singers might take more pleasure from the comparison than the other, convinced that Cale was a prime influence on the original Being Boiled hitmakers. Caribbean Sunsight is generally seen his nadir, but, from that album, Villa Albani gets a radical reworking, all extreme noise terror. The band again grinning like loons as they deconstruct with abandon, bowed bass and Theremin featuring alongside the cataclysmic drums, with Boyer laughingly giving Thomson’s tom-toms a sly wallop on his way past. A cacophony of controlled chaos, it seemed clear we were at the end.

Encore? Even the lighting crew seemed uncertain, the long pause triggering the house lights to start coming back up again, despite the sustained applause. Were we to get one at all, Cale notoriously fickle in that department? Heartbreak Hotel had been aired on an earlier night, his revisioning of the Presley great into Brecht and Weill territory, and as aired on the Ayers, Cale, Nico, Eno live album of, shh, 1974. No, joyously and gloriously it was personal Cale favourite, Close Watch, performed straight and solo, the keyboard set to piano, and showing he has lost no jot of his mastery of the keys. His voice, frail for the first time tonight, matched perfectly the tender lyrics and it could not have ended a stupendous evening better. “See you again”, a wave and he was off. Not if I see you first, John!

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John Cale announces his first full UK tour in almost a decade

The last time the Velvet Underground multi-instrumentalist hit the road this side of the pond was at the end of 2012

John Cale has announced that he’ll be heading to the UK this summer for his first full run of tour dates in almost a decade.

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The last time the Velvet Underground multi-instrumentalist hit the road this side of the pond was for his ‘Shifty Adventures In Nookie Wood’ European tour back in October 2012.

The Welsh musician’s tour will begin in Liverpool at the Royal Philharmonic Hall on July 15, before calling at Whitley Bay, York, Bexhill, Cambridge and the London Palladium, before closing out the run at Birmingham Town Hall on July 25.

According to a press release, Cale will “perform songs from throughout his career, which is now in its sixth decade, and has earned him an international reputation as a musical pioneer”.

“TOUR News! Hello UK I’m heading your way in July! My first extended run of UK dates in several year,” Cale said, sharing the dates on Twitter.

TOUR News! Hello UK I'm heading your way in July! My first extended run of UK dates in several years. Tickets on sale Friday from https://t.co/evSuIopxNn pic.twitter.com/Yy1Ef0mELW — John Cale (@therealjohncale) February 24, 2022

Tickets go on sale on Wednesday (March 2) at 10am. You can get them here and see the full list of tour dates below.

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Back in 2017, Cale teamed up with an array of special guests for a pair of shows which continued his celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Velvet Underground‘s iconic debut album .

Cale rounded off his concert series celebrating the classic album ‘The Velvet Underground & Nico’ with a pair of gigs in Brooklyn, New York, which featured appearances from members of MGMT , Animal Collective and Sky Ferreira .

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John Cale has announced that he’ll be heading to the UK this summer for his first full run of tour dates in almost a decade.

The last time the legendary Velvet Underground multi-instrumentalist hit the road this side of the pond was for his ‘Shifty Adventures In Nookie Wood’ European tour back in October 2012.

The Welsh musician’s tour will begin in Liverpool at the Royal Philharmonic Hall on July 15, before calling at Whitley Bay, York, Bexhill, Cambridge and the London Palladium, before closing out the run at Birmingham Town Hall on July 25.

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According to a press release, Cale will “perform songs from throughout his career, which is now in its sixth decade, and has earned him an international reputation as a musical pioneer”.

“TOUR News! Hello UK I’m heading your way in July! My first extended run of UK dates in several year,” Cale said, sharing the dates on Twitter.

Back in 2017, Cale teamed up with an array of special guests for a pair of shows which continued his celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Velvet Underground‘s iconic debut album . He performed two gigs in Brooklyn, New York, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on November 16 and 17, with guest appearances from the likes of Animal Collective, Sky Ferreira, MGMT and TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe.

Prior to that, Cale played another tribute to the album with a show in Liverpool in May 2017 – which included guest appearances from the likes of The Kills, Wild Beasts and Fat White Family. Having paid tribute to the LP with a show in Liverpool back in May which featured contributions from the likes of The Kills, Wild Beasts and Fat White Family.

Tickets go on sale on Wednesday, March 2, at 10am. Visit the artist’s official website for further information about the dates.

John Cale plays the following UK dates in 2022:

July 15 – Liverpool, Royal Philharmonic Hall July 18 – Whitley Bay, The Playhouse July 19 – York, Barbican July 21 – Bexhill, De Lar Warr Pavilion July 23 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange July 24 – London, The Palladium July 25 – Birmingham, Town Hall.

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John Cale will perform songs from throughout his career, which is now in its 6th decade, and has earned him an international reputation as a musical pioneer.

After devoting his formative musical years to classical and avant-garde music, Cale formed The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed in 1965. The band’s legacy was heralded in Todd Hayne’s critically acclaimed documentary ‘The Velvet Underground’ last year. The two albums Cale created with the group before he left in 1968, ‘The Velvet Underground & Nico’, and ‘White Light/White Heat’, are revered as two of the most important albums of all-time, and the birth of alternative rock.

As a solo artist he has released 16 studio albums, encompassing various genres and styles, such is his talent as a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, including the acclaimed ‘Paris 1919’ (which celebrates its 50th anniversary next year), and his most recent album, 2016’s ‘M:FANS’.

His list of credits as a producer and collaborator could easily be mistaken for a who’s who guide to cultural icons, with Cale having contributed to releases by Brian Eno, Patti Smith, The Stooges, Squeeze, Happy Mondays, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Super Furry Animals & Manic Street Preachers.

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February 2023

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• Mon 7 Nov Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion John Cale
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October 2022

• Mon 31 Oct Playhouse Whitley Bay John Cale
• Fri 28 Oct Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre Llais 2022 - John Cale + Special Guests Sinfonia Cymru, Gruff Rhys, James Dean Bradfield, Cate Le Bon…
• Mon 24 Oct York Barbican John Cale
• Sun 23 Oct Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall John Cale
• Mon 25 Jul Birmingham Town Hall John Cale
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• Sat 23 Jul Cambridge Corn Exchange John Cale
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• Thu 14 Jul ➙ Sun 17 Jul Stirling, Cardross Estate Doune The Rabbit Hole Festival Patti Smith, Belle & Sebastian, Amy Macdonald, Goat Girl, Gentleman's Dub Club…
• Thu 15 Jul ➙ Sun 18 Jul Stirling, Cardross Estate Doune The Rabbit Hole Belle & Sebastian, John Cale, Buzzcocks, Tide Lines, Peatbog Faeries…
• Fri 17 Jul ➙ Sun 19 Jul Stirling, Cardross Estate Doune The Rabbit Hole Public Enemy, Pussy Riot, The Skints, Dan Deacon, mclusky*…

January 2020

• Fri 10 Jan ➙ Sun 12 Jan Bognor Regis, Butlins Rockaway Beach John Cale, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Fontaines D.C., Adwaith, Bellatrix …

November 2018

• Thu 29 Nov Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion John Cale

August 2018

• Thu 30 Aug ➙ Sun 2 Sep Salisbury, Larmer Tree Gardens End Of The Road Festival 2018 Yo La Tengo, Kiran Leonard, Bas Jan, Laura Misch, Suggested Friends…
• Sat 10 Mar London, Barbican Centre John Cale, London Contemporary Orchestra, Actress, Cate Le Bon, House Gospel Choir
• Fri 9 Mar London, Barbican Centre John Cale, London Contemporary Orchestra, Actress, Cate Le Bon, House Gospel Choir
• Thu 13 Jul ➙ Sun 16 Jul Southwold, Henham Park Latitude Festival 2017 The 1975, Goldfrapp, The Horrors, Tinariwen, Mystery Jets…
• Fri 26 May Liverpool, Clarence Dock John Cale
• Fri 3 Jun Cardiff, St David's Hall John Cale, Gwenno
• Fri 22 Apr ➙ Sun 24 Apr O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester All Tomorrow's Parties 2.0 John Cale, Hot Snakes, Wire, Martin Rev, King Khan & The Shrines…
• Fri 15 Apr ➙ Sun 17 Apr Pontins Prestatyn Sands Holiday Park All Tomorrow's Parties 2.0 Roky Erickson, John Cale, Sun Ra Arkestra, Richard Dawson, Stewart Lee…

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September 2014

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October 2012

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• Fri 5 Mar London, Royal Festival Hall John Cale, The Heritage Orchestra

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The iconic John Cale has announced a UK tour for Autumn 2022, marking his first extended run of UK dates for a decade.

Cale will perform songs from throughout his career, which is now in its 6th decade, and has earned him an international reputation as a musical pioneer. After devoting his formative musical years to classical and avant-garde music, Cale formed The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed in 1965. The band’s legacy was heralded in Todd Hayne’s critically acclaimed documentary ‘The Velvet Underground’ last year. The two albums Cale created with the group before he left in 1968, ‘The Velvet Underground & Nico’, and ‘White Light/White Heat’, are revered as two of the most important albums of all-time, and the birth of alternative rock.

As a solo artist he has released 16 studio albums, encompassing various genres and styles, such is his talent as a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, including the acclaimed ‘Paris 1919’ (which celebrates its 50th anniversary next year), and his most recent album, 2016’s ‘M:FANS’. His list of credits as a producer and collaborator could easily be mistaken for a who’s who guide to cultural icons, with Cale having contributed to releases by Brian Eno, Patti Smith, The Stooges, Squeeze, Happy Mondays, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Super Furry Animals & Manic Street Preachers.

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After devoting his formative musical years to classical and avant-garde music, Cale formed The Velvet Underground with Lou Reed in 1965. The band’s legacy was heralded in Todd Hayne’s critically acclaimed documentary The Velvet Underground last year. The two albums Cale created with the group before he left in 1968, The Velvet Underground & Nico , and White Light/White Heat , are revered as two of the most important albums of all-time, and the birth of alternative rock.

As a solo artist, he has released 16 studio albums, encompassing various genres and styles, such is his talent as a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, including the acclaimed Paris 1919 (which celebrates its 50 th anniversary next year), and his most recent album, 2016’s M:FANS .

His list of credits as a producer and collaborator could easily be mistaken for a who’s who guide to cultural icons, with Cale having contributed to releases by Brian Eno, Patti Smith, The Stooges, Squeeze, Happy Mondays, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Super Furry Animals & Manic Street Preachers.

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New Music Releases and Upcoming Albums in 2024

By Pitchfork

New albums are getting announced and released constantly. It’s tough to stay on top of it all. So that’s where we come in. Pitchfork is tracking notable new music releases with our guide to upcoming albums. In the coming months, there will be big new releases from Megan Thee Stallion , Ravyn Lenae , Cassandra Jenkins , Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds , Clairo , Mabe Fratti , Fontaines D.C. , Camila Cabello , Body Meat , Balance and Composure , Peggy Gou , Charly Bliss , and plenty more artists. This guide features streaming and digital release dates and will be updated regularly.

As always, see some of our favorite albums and songs in the Best New Music section. Plus, catch up every Saturday with 10 of our best reviewed albums of the week. Sign up for the 10 to Hear newsletter here .

Actress: Statik [Smalltown Supersound]

Beings: There Is a Garden [No Quarter]

Candy: It’s Inside You [Relapse]

Casey MQ: Later That Day, the Day Before, or the Day Before That [Ghostly International]

Charli XCX: Brat [Atlantic]

Fine: Rocky Top Ballads [Escho]

Goat Girl: Below the Waste [Rough Trade]

Good Looks: Lived Here for a While [Keeled Scales]

J.P.: Coming Out Party [Equity Distribution]

Kaytranada: Timeless [RCA]

Margaux: Inside the Marble [Massif]

Nat Harvie: New Virginity [Boiled]

Pedro the Lion: Santa Cruz [Polyvinyl]

Peggy Gou: I Hear You [XL]

Shygirl: Club Shy (Rmx) EP [Because Music]

Tashi Wada: What Is Not Strange? [Rvng Intl.]

Tems: Born in the Wild [RCA/Since ’93]

New music releases for Friday, June 7, 2024, include: Charli XCX: Brat [Atlantic]

Sideshow: F.U.N. T.O.Y. [10k]

Channel Tres: Head Rush [RCA]

The Decemberists: As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again [Yabb]

Diamanda Galás: Diamanda Galás in Concert [Intravenal Sound Operations]

John Cale: Poptical Illusion [Double Six/Domino]

John Grant: The Art of the Lie [PIAS]

Kneecap: Fine Art [Heavenly]

KRM & KMRU: Disconnect [Phantom Limb]

Martha Skye Murphy: Um [AD 93]

Monsters of Folk: Monsters of Folk (Deluxe) [ATO]

Normani: Dopamine [RCA]

NxWorries: Why Lawd? [Stones Throw]

Pride Month Barbie: All the Girls in the Room Say ‘Sorry’ [Get Better]

Raveena: Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain [Empire]

This Is Lorelei: Box for Buddy, Box for Star [Double Double Whammy]

Zsela: Big for You [Mexican Summer]

Peso Pluma: Éxodo [Double P]

Been Stellar: Scream From New York, NY [Dirty Hit]

Daniel Davies: Ghost of the Heart [Sacred Bones]

Joni Mitchell: The Asylum Albums (1976-1980) [Rhino]

The Joy: The Joy [Transgressive]

Kehlani: Crash [Atlantic]

O.: WeirdOs [Speedy Wunderground]

Red Hot Org & Kronos Quartet: Outer Spaceways Incorporated - Kronos Quartet & Friends Meet Sun Ra [Red Hot Organization]

Sufjan Stevens: Seven Swans (Deluxe Edition) [Asthmatic Kitty]

V/A: Noise for Now: Vol. 2 [Noise for Now]

Wild Up & Christopher Rountree: Julius Eastman, Vol. 4: The Holy Presence [New Amsterdam]

New music releases for Friday, June 21, 2024, include: Kehlani: Crash [Atlantic]

Camila Cabello: C,XOXO [Geffen/Interscope]

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Chris Corsano: The Key (Became the Important Thing [and Then Just Faded Away]) [Drag City]

Dirty Three: Love Changes Everything [Drag City]

Eiko Ishibashi: Evil Does Not Exist [Drag City]

Hiatus Kaiyote: Love Heart Cheat Code [Brainfeeder/Ninja Tune]

Johnny Cash: Songwriter [Mercury Nashville/UMe]

Lee Underwood: California Sigh [Drag City]

Loma: How Will I Live Without a Body? [Sub Pop]

Lucky Daye: Algorithm [Keep Cool/RCA]

Lupe Fiasco: Samurai [1st & 15th]

Mabe Fratti: Sentir Que No Sabes [Unheard of Hope]

Megan Thee Stallion: Megan [Hot Girl Productions]

Milly: Your Own Becoming [Dangerbird]

Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Early Daze [Reprise]

Omar Apollo: God Said No [Warner]

Previous Industries: Service Merchandise [Merge]

Shackleton & Six Organs of Admittance: Jinxed by Being [Drag City]

Storefront Church: Ink & Oil [self-released]

Suss: Birds & Beasts [Northern Spy]

Th Blisks: Elixa [Efficient Space]

Washed Out: Notes From a Quiet Life [Sub Pop]

Wilco: Hot Sun Cool Shroud EP [dBpm]

Kokoko!: Butu [Transgressive]

Cassandra Jenkins: My Light, My Destroyer [Dead Oceans]

Chris Cohen: Paint a Room [Hardly Art]

Clairo: Charm [Clairo]

Joe Goddard: Harmonics [Domino]

Katy Kirby: Blue Raspberry (Deluxe) [Anti-]

Kučka: Can You Hear Me Dreaming? [LuckyMe]

Los Campesinos!: All Hell [Heart Swells]

Mas Aya: Coming and Going [Telephone Explosion]

Remi Wolf: Big Ideas [Island]

New music releases for Friday, July 12, 2024, include: Cassandra Jenkins: My Light, My Destroyer [Dead Oceans]

Beachwood Sparks: Across the River of Stars [Curation]

Empire of the Sun: Ask That God [Capitol]

Nathan Bowles Trio: Are Possible [Drag City]

Wand: Vertigo [Drag City]

Joe Ely: Driven to Drive [Rack ’Em/Thirty Tigers]

Meshell Ndegeocello: No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin [Blue Note]

Polo G: Hood Poet [Columbia]

Milton Nascimento & Esperanza Spalding: Milton + Esperanza [Concord]

Ravyn Lenae: Bird’s Eye [Atlantic]

New music releases for Friday, August 9, 2024, include: Ravyn Lenae: Bird’s Eye [Atlantic]

Beabadoobee: This Is How Tomorrow Moves [Dirty Hit]

Charly Bliss: Forever [Lucky Number]

Horse Jumper of Love: Disaster Trick [Run for Cover]

Body Meat: Starchris [Partisan]

Closebye: Hammer of My Own [Closebye Music]

Fontaines D.C.: Romance [XL]

Sabrina Carpenter: Short n’ Sweet [Island]

Jon Hopkins: Ritual [Domino]

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds: Wild God [Bad Seed Ltd.]

Oasis: Definitely Maybe (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) [Big Brother]

September 6

Hinds: Viva Hinds [Lucky Number]

Max Richter: In a Landscape [Decca]

The The: Ensoulment [Cinéola/EarMusic]

September 13

Porches: Shirt [Domino]

September 28

Broadcast: Distant Call - Collected Demos 2000 - 2006 [Warp]

Animal Collective: Sung Tongs Live at the Theatre at Ace Hotel [Domino]

Balance and Composure: With You in Spirit [Memory Music]

New music releases for Friday, October 4, 2024, include: Balance and Composure: With You in Spirit [Memory Music]

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Rookie Brandon Carvey Dominates Tracey Road DIRTcar Modified Feature for first career win

By Hannah Doll

FULTON, NY (June 3, 2024)- Family fun and excitement filled the grandstands Saturday night at the 'Highbanks' of Fulton Speedway as fans enjoyed autograph night and side-by-side battles courtesy of Burdick Ford and Firefighters Association of the State of New York (FASNY).

Saturday night's on-track action featured many outstanding performances, including rookie Brandon Carvey's domination of the Tracey Road DIRTcar Modified 35-lap Feature, marking his first career modified win. Kyle Devendorf made a late pass to win the DOT Foods DIRTcar Sportsman race. Brennan Fitzgibbons picked up his second win of the season in the Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Hobby Stocks. James Galarneau captured the win in the E & V Energy Novice Sportsman event with Chris Bonoffski rounding out the night with a win in the RL Cleaning 4-Cylinder Open.

Twenty-six Tracey Road Modifieds would make up the 35-lap feature, with Rich Keller and Tim Harris leading the field to the Comfort Windows Firing Point. As the green flag dropped, Keller and Harris would make contact bringing out the first Milton Cat caution of the night. The contact would relegate Harris to the back of a wrecker and Keller to the rear of the field for the restart.

The field would regroup with Andrew Ferguson and Brandon Carvey the new front row pacing the field to green. Carvey would quickly surge to the early race lead with many three and four-wide battles behind him. His lead would quickly disappear as another caution would fly on lap 2 for a multi-car pile-up in turns 3 and 4.

A series of Milton CAT cautions would plague the first eight laps of the contest but the restart on lap eight would be the final time the pace would be slowed. Carvey and Corey Barker would control the field for that final restart, with Carvey quickly regaining his advantage. Over the final 27 laps Carvey would dominate, building up a 3-second gap to clinch the win. Impressively, Andrew Buff and Remington Hamm would complete an all-rookie podium. Fourteenth place starter Billy Dunn would cross the line in 4th, with Barker nursing a battered car to an impressive fifth place finish.

After picking up the win Friday night at Brewerton Speedway, Kyle Devendorf went back-to-back in Dot Foods DIRTcar Sportsman action. Coming from the tenth starting spot, Devendorf sliced through the field with precision, then waited out a side-by-side battle for the lead between Mike Fowler and Jimmy Moyer.

A Milton CAT Caution on lap-22 would prove to be the winning ticket for Devendorf. Restarting second, Devendorf quickly snuck by Fowler and raced the final two laps to the win. Fowler crossed in second, with Zachary Buff, Moyer, and Cody Manitta rounding out the top 5.

Brennan Fitzgibbons drove a flawless race to capture the 15-lap Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Hoby Stock Feature. Coming out of the sixth starting spot, Fitzgibbons grabbed the lead from Ron Hawker on lap-4 and cruised the rest of the way to his second win of 2024. Adam Hunt, John Pietrowicz, Shawn Doucette, and Hawker rounded out the top-5.

In a caution-filled 15-lap E & V Energy Novice Sportsman Feature, James Galarneau would hold off Cale Gareau for his first win of the season. Andrew Eaton would take the final podium position, with Matt Bukovan and Phillip Loosen rounding out the top 5.

Chris Bonoffski would pick up the 20-Lap RL Cleaning 4-Cylinder Open holding off Justin Pope and Daniel Valade for the win. Nathan Powers and Matt Kitts would cross the line in 4th and 5th.

Up Next at Fulton Speedway:

Syracuse Haulers & Regional Truck & Trailer Night

Tracey Road DIRTcar Modifieds DOT Foods DIRTcar Sportsman Billy Whittaker Cars & Trux Hobby Stocks E & V Energy Novice Sportsman $1000-to-win RL Cleaning Highbank Holdup Make-up Race (from April 27) for 4-Cylinders. Over $3000 in posted purses.

FASNY/BURDICK FORD EVENT BOX SCORE:

Tracey Road DIRTcar Modified Feature (35 Laps): 1. 19C-Brandon Carvey[3]; 2. 92-Andrew Buff[11]; 3. 57H-Remington Hamm[5]; 4. 49-Billy Dunn[14]; 5. 31B-Corey Barker[8]; 6. 83X-Tim Sears Jr[16]; 7. 5H-Amy Holland[12]; 8. 66W-Derek Webb[7]; 9. 34-Andrew Ferguson[4]; 10. 58M-Marshall Hurd[18]; 11. 32R-Ronald Davis III[15]; 12. 18$-Sean Beardsley[9]; 13. 3RS-Dalton Slack[6]; 14. 11M-Matt Caprara[26]; 15. M1-David Marcuccilli[17]; 16. 27Z-Dylan Zacharias[24]; 17. 160-Max Hill[21]; 18. B2-Bob Henry Jr[22]; 19. 28-Alan Fink[13]; 20. 13-Robert Gage[20]; 21. 17-Rich Keller[1]; 22. 94X-Willy Decker Jr[19]; 23. 11-Justin Crisafulli[23]; 24. 31-Lance Willix[25]; 25. 38-Jason Parkhurst[10]; 26. 38H-Tim Harris[2]

DNQ- 06-Bob Bennett, 06j-Jordan Bennett, 17j-Brent Joy, 117 JR-C.J. Castelletti, 88H- Chris Hulsizer, 00- Conner Sellars, 3-Chris Mackey

Heat Winners: Brandon Carvey, Derek Webb, Andrew Buff, Andrew Buff Consolation Winner: Max Hill

DOT Foods DIRTcar Sportsman Feature (25 Laps): 1. 5-Kyle Devendorf[10]; 2. 410-Mike Fowler[4]; 3. 01-Zachary Buff[7]; 4. 51-Jimmy Moyer[1]; 5. 6-Cody Manitta[16]; 6. 83X-Brett Sears[5]; 7. 38JR-Jason Parkhurst Jr[15]; 8. 51X-David Moyer[8]; 9. 33JR-Clayton Brewer III[9]; 10. R1-Riley Rogala[18]; 11. 39S-Josh Fellows[6]; 12. 0-Tony Finch II[13]; 13. 77L-Buddy Leathley[3]; 14. 63-Teddy Clayton Jr[12]; 15. 21R-Ryan Barrett[23]; 16. 00W-Wade Chrisman[19]; 17. 72-Hunter Hollenbeck[20]; 18. 16X-Savannah Laflair[22]; 19. 4-Emmett Waldron[17]; 20. 11C-Austin Cooper[25]; 21. 30-Dylan Piersall[26]; 22. (DNF) 06W-Dorian Wahdan[2]; 23. (DNF) 19J-Joe Kline[11]; 24. (DNF) 48-Kearra Backus[24]; 25. (DNF) 44C-Greg Carner[14]; 26. (DNF) 08-Dalton Doyle[21]

NAPA Know How 9th Place - Clayton Brewer III

DNQ- B2-Kelly Smith, 220H- Tucker Halliday, 30R Michael Root, 557 Patrick Nolan

Heat Winners: Dave Moyer, Buddy Leathley, Mike Fowler

Consolation Winner: Wade Chrisman

Billy Whittaker Cars & Trux Hobby Stocks Feature (15 Laps): 1. 14-Brennan Fitzgibbons[6]; 2. 13-Adam Hunt[7]; 3. 17-John Pietrowicz[8]; 4. Z4-Shawn Doucette[3]; 5. 14JR-Ronald Hawker[2]; 6. 28-Brandon Barron[1]; 7. OV1-Andy Kieffer[5]; 8. (DNF) 88X-Chuck Thomas[4]

E & V Energy Novice Sportsman Feature (15 Laps): 1. 9J-James Galarneau[10]; 2. 5G-Cale Gareau[3]; 3. 55-Andrew Eaton[4]; 4. 36-Matt Bukovan[15]; 5. 21A-Phillip Loosen[11]; 6. 42K-Dave Kingsley[2]; 7. 55H-Austin Harmer[14]; 8. 0-Kyle Coley[9]; 9. (DNF) 40X-Tim Halsey[1]; 10. (DNF) 80X-Rick Kinney[7]; 11. (DNF) 73-Doug Shattell[12]; 12. (DNF) 89-Belle Hogan[5]; 13. (DNF) 29K-Kingston Sprague[8]; 14. (DNF) 17A-Danny Allen[6]; 15. (DNS) 14-Samuel Groom

Heat Winners: Cale Gareau, Andrew Eaton

RL Cleaning 4-Cylinder Open (20-laps): 1. 16B-Chris Bonoffski[5]; 2. 27-Justin Pope[2]; 3. 21-Daniel Valade[4]; 4. 113-Nathan Powers[3]; 5. 5K-Matt Kitts[8]; 6. 68-Mike Matthews[1]; 7. 9-Dylan Burdick[10]; 8. 93L-Ted Leader[9]; 9. 2E-Emma Burdick[11]; 10. (DNF) 116-Zak Petrie[7]; 11. (DNF) 21V-Corey Valade[6]

Heat Winner: Justin Pope

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Fulton Speedway June 1 FASNY/Burdick Ford Event Quick Results

Burdick Ford and The Firefighters Association of the State of New York (FASNY) Present Family Autograph Night

Heavy Rain Cancels May 25 ESS Sprint Series Event

J. Gordon Contracting presents ESS Sprint Memorial Day Weekend Invasion and a Full Show

Dot Tire Bonus, 4-bbl carburetor and Home Track Rules apply for Fulton Speedway Hobby Stocks