This week, we’ve added a number of new albums to the Music Unlimited service. You can get the entire download on the Sony Entertainment Network blog, here are this week’s highlights:
As the first major release and ringleader of the A$AP Mob, A$AP Rocky is burning a path for the rest of his collective with a dynamic debut that even has the hipsters at Pitchfork singing its praises. As opposed to wading through the waters of the music industry on his own, A$AP Rocky’s collective have made him a far bigger brand than he would be by himself, with the music to back it up. While the quality of a name like Drake on “F**kin’ Problems” is a plus, is the quantity of fellow buzzworthy artists – Kendrick Lamar, Santigold, Skrillex, 2 Chainz, Schoolboy Q, etc. – is what sets this album apart as a calling card for the new class of hip-hop royalty.
If You Like: Drake, Jay-Z, Nas
Recommended Track: “Goldie”
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack – West of Memphis: Voices For Justice
In 1993, three men were arrested in Arkansas, suspected of killing three children in West Memphis. What followed was an eighteen year f legal battle, which was propelled into the spotlight by a large following of celebrity activists calling for their release. The documentary “West of Memphis” will open wide across the country starting this week and musicians who supported the West Memphis Three have compiled this soundtrack of complimentary justice songs, including Eddie Vedder, Natalie Maines, Henry Rollins, Bob Dylan, Johnny Depp, Patti Smith and more.
If You Like: Pearl Jam, Bob Dylan, Dixie Chicks
Recommended Track: Eddie Vedder – “Satellite”
KIDZ BOP Kids – Kidz Bop 23
The Kidz Bop Kids are at it again with their twenty-third installment of chart-topping hits sung by kids, for kids. Hear family friendly versions of Bruno Mars – “Locked Out of Heaven,” Katy Perry – “Wide Awake,” One Direction – “Live While We’re Young,” Fun. – “Some Nights,” and the epic closer, “Gangnam Style.”
If You Like: Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Fun.
Recommended Track: “Everybody Talks” (Neon Trees Cover)
New Movie and TV show releases for the Video Unlimited service and inside the PlayStation®Store include Paranormal Activity 4, the fourth installment of this terrifying movie franchise, which is now available to purchase. Watch as a suburban family begins to witness strange events in their neighborhood when a woman and a mysterious child move in. Get the extended version to see the all-new unrated cut, with never-before-seen footage too terrifying for theaters. Also, be sure to check out the Paranormal Activity Collection to catch up on the entire series. Then, horror continues as we bring you The Possession, a true story about a young girl whose behavior grows increasingly erratic after her she purchases an antique wooden box at a yard sale. It is believed that a dislocated ancient spirit lives inside the collectible and is the cause of her possession…
Other notable mentions this week include the release of The Dark Knight Returns, Part 2 (plus Bonus Features) – available two weeks before it hits DVD shelves – and Taken 2, which is now available to rent.
In the TV section this week, the guys who uphold the old adage of work hard, play harder are back! Workaholics returns to Comedy Central on January 16, and the new episode will be available the day after it airs from the Video Unlimited service and PS Store. Then, get amped as the hilariously raunchy animated comedy Archer returns for a fourth season. There’s a lot to be excited about this season, including a crossover episode with Fox’s Emmy-nominated cartoon Bob’s Burgers.
Visit the video store to see what else we have to offer. Leave your thoughts in the comments below and let us know what you plan to watch this week.
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