Guardian Music — Bob Dylan’s new album, Fallen Angels, brings together 12 mid-20th century standards. We’ve compiled a playlist of the finest versionsWriters: Johnny Richards (music) and Carolyn Leigh (lyrics) Continue reading... more info

Consequence of Sound — In which the legendary songwriter again takes on songs made popular by Frank Sinatra. more info

Stereogum — If Bob Dylan’s entire set at this fall’s Desert Trip festival turns out to be one extended Frank Sinatra tribute, it’ll be a world-historical act of large-scale trolling. It’s on the table! It could happen! Dylan is, after all, about to relea... more info

KEXP Seattle — LA based indie rockers Local Natives have been flying under the radar since their 2013 album Hummingbird. But today, they’re back with a luminous new song titled “Past Lives.” It’s a real stunner. Fingers crossed that this means there’s a f... more info

NME — Dylan's latest 'Fallen Angels' - a Sinatra cover album - is due on May 20 more info

Consequence of Sound — Legendary songwriter's upcoming album, Fallen Angels, arrives next month. more info

Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan has shared "All the Way," the latest cut off the rock legend's upcoming Fallen Angels, his second album of standards previously popularized by Frank Sinatra.  Dylan transforms the Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn-penned song into... more info

Stereogum — Next month, Bob Dylan will let loose with Fallen Angels, his second album of songs from the Frank Sinatra songbook. We’ve already posted his version of “Melancholy Mood,” and now Dylan has shared his take on “All The Way,” a tender ballad t... more info

Rolling Stone — Growing up around San Diego, California, Tom Waits was drawn to the far-away sounds of the Delta blues, Motown, Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra. But another artist from closer to home also made a mark on the singer-songwriter: Merle Haggard, who passed a... more info

The Mirror — Wayne Woodward may sound like Danny Dyer but he's told the Good Morning Britain team he can do Frank Sinatra much better more info