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Ava Max

Diamonds & Dancefloors

Pop/Rock, Electronic

Heartbreak is cured on the dancefloor with this stellar sophomore set of synth-heavy pop anthems.

- Neil Z. Yeung

Fucked Up

One Day

Pop/Rock

Working within a self-imposed 24-hour deadline, the Canadian art-punks streamline their sound without losing their power or smarts.

- Mark Deming

King Tuff

Smalltown Stardust

Pop/Rock

King Tuff gets mellow and nostalgic with help from Sasami Ashworth on this beautiful -- and non-rocking -- singer/songwriter outing.

- Tim Sendra

Kimbra

A Reckoning

Pop/Rock

The New Zealand singer/songwriter expresses the turbulence of the early 2020s by taking her music to daring and thoughtful extremes.

- Heather Phares

Samia

Honey

Pop/Rock

An evocative and mercurial sophomore set that explores love from various angles.

- Marcy Donelson

Mozart Estate

Pop-up! Ker-ching! And the Possibilities of Modern Shopping

Pop/Rock

Following in the novelty pop with politics footsteps of Go-Kart Mozart, this is another warped and wonderful transmission from the brain of Lawrence and friends.

- Tim Sendra

Complete Mountain Almanac

Folk

A pastoral folk song cycle from this collaboration between Sweden's Rebekka Karijord and the American Dessner siblings.

- Timothy Monger

Dinosaur Jr.

Puke + Cry: The Sire Years, 1990-1997

Pop/Rock

This comprehensive compilation collects almost all of the '90s output from the middle period of this groundbreaking and guitar-shredding alt-rock band.

- Fred Thomas

New Order

Low-Life [Definitive Edition]

Pop/Rock

A remastered edition of their third album plus a second disc of unreleased tracks, two DVDs, and a hardcover book.

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Cocteau Twins

Head Over Heels

August, 1983

Alternative Pop/Rock

The ethereal pop beauty that would later come to define the Cocteau Twins first started surfacing on their 1983 sophomore album Head over Heels. While still heavy on gothic darkness and the occasional post-punk inclination, the duo got into softer, more lucid songwriting, blueprinting the next 30-odd years of dream pop with the song "Sugar Hiccup" alone.

- Fred Thomas

Bernice

Eau de Bonjourno

March 5, 2021

Alternative/Indie Rock

The Toronto art-pop combo's third album is an inquisitive and intimate set, spontaneously recorded and arranged in just ten days. Quirky synths and errant saxophones decorate the landscape, but it's singer Robin Dann's warm musings that steal the show.

- Timothy Monger