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January 8, 2016Bowie continues his 21st century comeback with this restless, explorative collection of jazzy art-pop.
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January 1, 2016The "Fight Song" singer turns in a well-crafted collection of inspirational AAA affirmation-pop.
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January 8, 2016The Spanish garage pop quartet's full-length debut is a ramshackle affair full of sunny grooves and melodies.
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January 8, 2016The Glaswegian composer, singer, and songwriter confronts the folk tradition with sparse, fragmented, beguiling, and accessible tunes.
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January 8, 2016The fourth studio long-player from the Canadian retro-metal torchbearers is their best yet.
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January 8, 2016Peerless original singles and rare solo sides from the vocal group that merged studio pop with California hippie culture.
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January 8, 2016Massive 11-disc collection spanning Episodes I through VI, collecting all the iconic themes and beloved compositions from John Williams' work on the Star Wars series.
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January 8, 2016Sarah Lipstate's 2011 full-length was a refinement of her atmospheric guitar-based sound, containing her most melodic material to date.
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January 8, 2016Expanded reissue of the songwriter's first solo album is a touchstone of countrified soft rock, rivaling his work with the Eagles.
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November 27, 2015Rana delivers an extremely exciting debut and fine versions of these two standards by any measure.
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December 18, 2015It's a bumpy album that's actually a "prelude" to his next official LP, but it still stuns with heavy lyrics and experimental production.
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December 18, 2015Soundtrack to the seventh installment of the epic space opera, combining nostalgic allusions and new themes to enchant past and future fans.
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November 13, 2015Hannu Lintu and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra present Mahler's First Symphony in its published version, with Blumine included as a bonus track.
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November 13, 2015This program shows the full range of Tenebrae's remarkable technical control.
May 15, 2001
Talk about how Renegade Soundwave were ahead of their time and that conversation will go late into the evening, but the electro dub outfit were also brilliant because they willfully hid behind "dangerous" imagery, like the S&M inspired cover here, or the loaded bong they featured on another set. This late career record is a treat, but don't miss their early stuff, not by any means.
May, 1989
David Bowie's decision to form a tough, hard-rocking guitar band at the end of the 80's marked a return to form for the ever-inventive Thin White Duke who had mired himself for much of the decade in less-than-stellar mainstream pop. Find himself once again ahead of the curve, Tin Machine's dark, noisy rock predates both the grunge and alt-rock booms that would explode over the next five years.