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My apologies for being unable to write the “Biggest Albums of March 2021” round up. I’ve spent lockdown changing career paths and my law exams made that column an impossibility. Not to worry, rather than simple rolling on to April, 411 is back with a bumper round-up of the biggest name and most intriguing releases from March and April. Lana Del Rey – Chemtrails Over The Country Club (Pop) Norman Fucking Rockwell could not be topped. The bad-boy, West Coast, American Dream overdosing on excess mythology that Lana Del Rey had been sculpting since her debut came to a glorious head on tha...

23 April 2021 It’s unclear why Eric Church decided to put out 24 songs on three albums, two full-length and one extended play, over the span of a week instead of one tight single LP. I wish I could say that it was because the material was uniformly excellent and there was nowhere to cut, but that’s not the case. There is plenty of dross on the two main projects. Heart and Soul are both nine tracks each and are each only about half full of good cuts. I haven’t heard the middle record called Ampersand and spelled with the symbol,

Rolling Stone Menu Eric Church Makes It a Triple With ‘Heart & Soul’ The Nashville maverick delivers his biggest, boldest statement with a three album set By Joe Pugliese* Eric Church might look like a tough-guy outlaw who plays by his own rules, but his real gift has been for bending the rules to his will. No recent country artist has maneuvered the Nashville system as successfully, remaining dedicated to the power of down-the-center hitmaking even as he’s helped expand the parameters of the genre to include everything from soft-rock balladry (2009’s “Carolina”)...