Dark-Folk and Americana artist Don de Leaumont has shared his third pre-release album single, “I’ll Follow The Moon,” from the upcoming new album Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories. Stream the new track on all DSPs, and pre-order on Bandcamp and Ampwall at the links below. The album releases on November 14th, 2025, via Dark Waters Records. Don has already released two singles, including the title track, and “The Hearse They Rode In On,” featuring songstress Marissa Nadler. With over three decades of performing music and sharing the stage with acts such as Amigo the Devil, Mike Glabicki (Rusted Root), The Avett Brothers, and Kevn Kinney (Drivin’ N’ Cryin’) among many others, de Leaumont has crafted this project as a labor of love and an ode to his haunted roots of New Orleans’ cemeteries, Bourbon Street dive bars, and loves won and lost. Listen to “Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories” now!
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Singer-Songwriter Don de Leaumont Shares a New Single “The Hearse They Rode In On” ft. Marissa Nadler

After announcing the upcoming release of his new album Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories, Dark-Folk and Americana artist Don de Leaumont has shared his second new single, “The Hearse They Rode In On!” The song features Dark Folk legend Marissa Nadler on vocals, who also mentored Don for songcraft on this release. This follows he title track of the album, released recently. Stream the new track on all DSPs, and pre-order on Bandcamp and Ampwall. The album proper releases on November 14th, 2025, via Dark Waters Records. With over three decades of performing music and sharing the stage with acts such as Amigo the Devil, Mike Glabicki (Rusted Root), The Avett Brothers, and Kevn Kinney (Drivin’ N’ Cryin’) among many others, de Leaumont has crafted this project as a labor of love and an ode to his haunted roots of New Orleans’ cemeteries, Bourbon Street dive bars, and loves won and lost. Listen to “Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories” now!
Singer-Songwriter Don de Leaumont Releases The Title Track to His New Album – “Dancing on My Father’s Grave And Other Stories”
After announcing the upcoming release of his new album Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories, Dark-Folk and Americana artist Don de Leaumont has shared his first new single in seven years, as the title track of the album. Stream the new track on all DSPs, and pre-order on Bandcamp and Ampwall. The album proper releases on November 14th, 2025, via Dark Waters Records. With over three decades of performing music and sharing the stage with acts such as Amigo the Devil, Mike Glabicki (Rusted Root), The Avett Brothers, and Kevn Kinney (Drivin’ N’ Cryin’) among many others, de Leaumont has crafted this project as a labor of love and an ode to his haunted roots of New Orleans’ cemeteries, Bourbon Street dive bars, and loves won and lost. Listen to “Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories” now!
Singer-Songwriter Don de Leaumont Announces “Dancing on My Father’s Grave And Other Stories” – Due Out This Fall
Dark-Folk and Americana artist Don de Leaumont will release his ambitious new album, Dancing on My Father’s Grave and Other Stories, due out on November 14th, 2025, via Dark Waters Records. With over three decades of performing music and sharing the stage with acts such as Amigo the Devil, Mike Glabicki (Rusted Root), The Avett Brothers, and Kevn Kinney (Drivin’ N’ Cryin’) among many others, de Leaumont has crafted this project as a labor of love, and an ode to his haunted roots of New Orleans’ cemeteries, Bourbon Street dive bars, and loves won and lost. Continue reading
Blue Heron Share a Cover of “Head Like A Hole” by Nine Inch Nails – Double Tribute Album Coming Soon
Albuquerque stoner metal outfit, Blue Heron, have just shared their tribute to industrial legends, Nine Inch Nails; a cover of “Head Like a Hole.” Accompanied by a video, it is the first single from the companion album Best of Nine Inch Nails Redux. The full-length is to be released parallel to the forthcoming The Downward Spiral Redux, part of the Magnetic Eye Records Redux Series. Both tribute albums are due out November 28, 2025. Find out more below.
PODCAST: Episode 797 – Marissa Nadler Chats with Don de Leaumont About “New Radiations”
In this episode, Don de Leaumont (Talking The Talk With Don, Glacially Musical Pouredcast) interviews the incomparable Marissa Nadler! Her new album New Radiations is out now via Sacred Bones Records.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Marissa Nadler – New Radiations
Marissa Nadler’s 10th album, New Radiations (Sacred Bones Records), finds her stripping down to a more minimalist yet cinematic feel. It feels spacious, yep, with an intimate yearning. Her vocals are produced in a similar reverb-heavy manner. Her approach to vocals continues to expand the well-layered vocal harmonies. The harmonies are more prominent in the mix time, adding more depth in the absence of more Rock-oriented instrumentation. Continue reading
Marissa Nadler Shares Her Single and Video for “Hatchet Man” – New Album Coming Soon
Marissa Nadler is closing in on the release of her new album, New Radiations, due out August 15th on Sacred Bones records. Following the title track, she has now shared the second single from the record, “Hatchet Man,” along with a self-directed music video. Watch it below and read more from Marissa Nadler.
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PODCAST: Glacially Musical #236 – Heart’s “Dog and Butterfly” Review and Early Albums Ranked
Marc Urselli’s Steppendoom (ft Matt Cameron) Shares Soundgarden Cover “4th Of July” from “Superunknown Redux” Tribute Album
Marc Urselli’s Steppendoom present their unique take on Soundgarden’s doomy classic “4th of July”. This beautifully strange rendition features an actual member of Soundgarden in drummer Matt Cameron (also Pearl Jam) as well as Igor Sydorenko of Ukraine’s Stoned Jesus, multi-instrumentalist Alain Johannes (Chris Cornell solo, Queens Of The Stone Age, Eleven, Them Crooked Vultures) and throat singers Utelo and the legendary Albert Kuvezin (of Tuvan throat singing collective YAT-KHA).



