Smiths WORLD WON'T LISTEN

Smiths WORLD WON'T LISTENIn 1987, Rough Trade released two collections of singles and B sides by the Smiths. The U. S. audience saw the release of Louder Than Bombs, which collected 24 assorted tracks. British fans were handed The World Won't Listen, with 16 tracks. Most ardent fans of the band obviously gobbled up both releases. The 13 shared tracks across the two albums are "Panic," "Ask," "London," "Shakespeare's Sister," "Shoplifters of the World Unite," "Asleep,"

feelings of emptiness and numbness

I wanna be a fake like you/Walk around with rocks in my shoes

cutting social justice rhymes

and 2018's We're Your Friends

THE SOFT BULLETIN raises such pre-millennial realist/fantasy notions in the midst of a 90s "Tomorrow Never Knows

Additional personnel: Scott Bennett (bass)

even when spending one's life on the run

" These tracks show her at her best

With the ultimate incarnation of the jazz quartet

" genuine Page-turners

It includes five songs — covers of John Prine and “Cowboy” Jack Clement as well as two originals — and was recorded alongside a cast of local heavies like Bobby Wood

but if you have a soft spot for the guitar heroes of the Golden Age of Psych