STACK #194 Dec 2020

Available from JB stores and online

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Billie Joe Armstrong No Fun Mondays Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong puts his signature melodic-punk spin on the songs that have formed the soundtrack to his life with this covers collection! Available on CD and vinyl.

Deftones White Pony (20th Ann. Ed.) Deftones’ classic White Pony is reissued alongside remix album Black Stallion featuring collaborations with DJ Shadow, Robert Smith, Mike Shinoda, Phantogram, Purity Ring and more!

Smashing Pumpkins CYR Corgan, Iha and Chamberlain’s second album since their 2018 reunion, features The Colour Of Love .

Puscifer Existential Reckoning In Existential Reckoning , Puscifer track their old friend Billy D back to the desert and search to uncover the truth about aliens once and for all.

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Aled Jones Blessings Aled Jones returns with his 40th album, Blessings - an uplifting record featuring duets with Dame Judi Dench, Sami Yusuf, Susan Boyle and more.

Kinks Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One Let the 50th anniversary celebrations begin, as The Kinks unveil the re-issue of Lola Versus Powerman and The Moneygoround, Part One .

Kacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams Plastic Bouquet The debut collaborative album between Saskatoon duo Kacy & Clayton and New Zealand singer and songwriter Marlon Williams.

The Kills Little Bastards The Kills have compiled an

extraordinary B-sides and rarities album, with songs dating back from the band’s first singles in 2002 to 2009.

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Yungblud Weird!

Carrie Underwood My Gift Carrie Underwood’s first full-length holiday album features a combination of beloved traditional favourites celebrating her faith and the spiritual nature of the holiday, as well as original material.

Hatebreed Weight Of The False Self With unflinching tenacity, the impenetrable heavy metal hardcore factory that is Hatebreed has brought forth yet another iron cast, sonic weapon with their eighth studio album, Weight Of The False Self .

True to Yungblud’s fierce refusal to box himself in, Weird! embodies a wildly eclectic collage of sound: Queen inspired harmonies, Beatles-esque chord progressions, and elements of dance-punk, glam-rock, hip-hop and metal.