Bruce Springsteen continued to preview his upcoming expansive box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums on Thursday (May 1) with the haunting ballad “Faithless.” The song is described as the title track from ...

The post Bruce Springsteen Unearths Lost Song “Faithless”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Bruce Springsteen has unearthed a stirring song called “Faithless,” which will appear on his upcoming ...

As previously reported, “Faithless” is the title track of one of seven unreleased archival albums collected in the box set. The Faithless album is described as “long-lost film soundtrack” to a ...

Bruce Springsteen's 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums' box set is due June 27. The album is described as “a meditation on purpose, belief and acceptance — intended to accompany a film described as a ...

Bruce Springsteen has shared “Faithless,” the third advance single from Tracks II: The Lost Albums. Set for release on June 27 via Sony Music, Tracks II is a collection of seven full-length records ...

Bruce Springsteen trots out his best husky twang amid mournful slide guitar lines on “Faithless,” the third song to be released from his long-awaited collection of unreleased music, Tracks II: The ...

There are musicians, and there is Bruce Springsteen. There are songwriters, and there is Bruce Springsteen. There are singers, and yes, you get the point. But there are also box sets, and there is ...

It's a great day when your favorite artist releases a new record. But what if they released seven new records at once, recorded across almost three decades, full of music you didn't even know existed?

If you’re a Bruce Springsteen fan, at this point, you’ve likely heard all about his latest release, “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” a collection of seven unreleased albums recorded from 1983 to 2018, a ...

'Cause tramps like us, baby, we were born to rank. One new Bruce Springsteen record would have us dancing in the dark. But seven? We're on fire. On Friday, the rock icon dropped Tracks II: The Lost ...

What if Bruce Springsteen had followed up his synth-and-drum-machine-driven 1994 hit "Streets of Philadelphia" with a whole album largely in that vein? What if he'd dropped an album of Great American ...