Take my money! Pre-orders.*

Greg Dulli in all incarnations

 

Fleet Foxes

 

No one. Especially today. It's too easy to hear something off the internet. That being said. I've waited over 10 year for a Tool album.

 

Same. I was going to say Dylan, but it’s not true any longer.

 

The Monkees
The Beatles
The Kinks

Although I'm sitting out the 50th Anniversary of Village Green until I know if it's something I really, really want.

 

None is the only correct answer.

 

Ebsen and the Witch
SubRosa

 

Mazzy Star

 

Those days over for me too..

 

it used to be The Beatles...

 

Off the top of my head...

The Cult
Simple Minds
Manic Street Preachers.
AC/DC

 

Neil Young
Joe Pernice
Ethan Miller (Comets On Fire / Feral Ohms / Heron Oblivion / Howlin Rain)

 

Steve Hackett and Marillion, but I’m quite anxious to hear what Steven Wilson has up his sleeve for the next album.

 

I just hoed up for some axis bold as love and the EL 50th box set in vinyl.

 

Iron Maiden
The Cult
Killing Joke
U2 (although they have been pushing it the last couple albums)
Nine Inch Nails (ditto)

 

Norah Jones, Arctic Monkeys weird combination I know

 

Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton and Henry Threadgill come to mind immediately. I also seem to be buying everything that the Dead release these days.

 

Oh, please. Deadheads start their family with the second child because first-borns go directly to Rhino and Grateful Dead Productions.

Edit: If I'm not here tomorrow, Mark Pinkus did it.

 

Right now it would just be Anathema (and The Stone Roses if they ever got it together)

 

King Crimson
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Joe Satriani

 

Radiohead
Beck
Wayne Shorter
Donald Fagen
Kate Bush
Neil Finn
Lindsey Buckingham
Laura Marling
Daniel Lanois
Peter Gabriel
Laurie Anderson
Thomas Dolby


The above list ignores re-issues, remasters and other releases related to artists that are no longer releasing new music.

 

Lots! Once an artist wins me over with a solid/consistent catalog, it takes a couple-few seriously disappointing albums in a row for me to lose interest. In some cases, even if they have become sort of mediocre, I continue to buy their stuff in gratitude for the earlier great records. Insta-preorders (not including reissues) include:

Brian Jonestown Massacre
The Sadies
Chuck Prophet
Nick Cave
Jason Isbell
Wolf Parade
Hiss Golden Messenger
Cat Power
Josh Ritter
Gene Clark (archival, obviously)
Shearwater
Sea Pinks
Neko Case
Calexico
Mates of State
Hayden
Raveonettes
P J Harvey
Old 97's
Deer Tick
Eilen Jewell
Joe Henry
The Mountain Goats
Sam Phillips

 

Malcolm Holcombe. Always get them directly from Cindy and Malcolm. Never been disappointed with a MH disc.

 

hmmmm used to be Dylan till he started doing Sinatra. lou/bowie are gone. kinks no longer in action. I guess Van Morrison but I haven't bought the last one so....none. (the shame)

 

Used to be so many.

Probably just Prince now- although I’ve so far skipped the recent Nothing Compares 2 U single in the hope that it turns up on a future full release.

Also Mark Lanegan