Issue 123

Unsung Sundays is a weekly newsletter with around five album reviews and the occasional feature or list, sent (of course) every Sunday morning. This week’s issue includes Iggy Pop, Mothers, Jimi Tents, and more.

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The album art for Iggy Pop's Post Pop Depression

Iggy Pop

Post Pop Depression

On Post Pop Depression, Iggy Pop’s final album (maybe) and his first with Josh Homme, the rock veteran has a lot to say about dealing with mortality and legacy. But can a sixty-eight year old punk rocker remain relevant? Read more.

The album art for Mothers' When You Walk A Long Distance You Are Tired

Mothers

When You Walk A Long Distance You Are Tired

Mothers’ debut record is an album high on emotional fulfillment that’s almost difficult to listen to as a result, but also incredibly rewarding. Read more.

An image of the album art for Jimi Tents' 5 O'Clock Shadow

Jimi Tents

5 O'Clock Shadow

Jimi Tents’ debut is introspective and unique. On 5 O’Clock Shadow, he sounds like no other emcee in New York City. Read more.

The album art for Sage's self-titled debut

Sage

Sage

Ambroise Willaume, formerly the singer for French band Revolver, has finally released his first full-length LP under the name Sage — a self-titled record filled with pop gems. Read more.

The album art for The Bonneville's Arrow Pierce My Heart

The Bonnevilles

Arrow Pierce My Heart

The Bonnevilles pair blues rock with the punk aesthetic of Andrew McGibbon Jr.’s howling vocal work and loudly claim the garage rock throne White Stripes previously held. Read more.