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The Cure

Wish [30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]

Pop/Rock

The 30th anniversary edition of the Cure's ninth studio album includes a wealth of previously unreleased demos, outtakes, and live tracks from the era.

- Fred Thomas

The Flaming Lips

Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots [20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]

Pop/Rock

This 20th anniversary deluxe edition adds two EPs plus B-sides, demos, remixes, radio sessions and live recordings across 100 songs.

The International Submarine Band

Safe at Home [Bonus Tracks]

Pop/Rock

This reissue of the classic country-rock album features a mono mix and tracks that isolate Gram Parsons' lead vocals.

- Tim Sendra

The Fall

1970s

Pop/Rock

Massive retrospective box of the band's first decade that contains every known studio recording and eight discs of live material; six were previously unissued.

- Thom Jurek

Karate

Time Expired

Pop/Rock

This collection includes most of the Boston trio's studio output from 2000-2005, a phase that found them incorporating jazz ideas into their post-hardcore sound.

- Fred Thomas

The Mighty Lemon Drops

Inside Out: 1985-1990

Pop/Rock

Exhaustive, well-curated collection that covers the prime years of an underrated band who combined garage rock energy with post-punk drama.

- Tim Sendra

Hieroglyphic Being

There Is No Acid in This House

Electronic

Jamal Moss returns to Soul Jazz Records with a sprawling album of raw, improvisational house tracks.

- Paul Simpson

Joey Bada$$

1999

Rap

With its timeless, golden era-style production and highly skilled rhymes, this 2012 mixtape landed the Pro Era founder on the map.

- Paul Simpson

Various Artists

Music for New Romantics

Pop/Rock, R&B

A deep dive in the fashion-forward movement that originated in Britain's late-'70s underground club scene.

- Timothy Monger

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Caroline Polachek

Pang

October 18, 2019

Alternative/Indie Rock

This album blends electronic music, lo-fi, and ethereal vocals for an album that feels like it should be presented to an alien princess. The album travels through individual growth and emotional metamorphosis throughout, with topics like the end of relationships, mental health, and self-doubt all explored.

- Mivick Smith

Paul Motian / Paul Motian Trio

Le Voyage

March, 1979

Post-Bop

Paul Motian's second late-'70s trio excursion with Charles Brackeen on saxophones substitutes Jean-François Jenny Clark for David Izenson on bass with no drop-off in quality, but definitely one in mood. Tadayuka Naitoh's cover photo -- three blurry figures in black against an amorphous color backdrop (could be bundled-up women waiting at a crossroads) -- is a pretty good visual representation of the introspective, abstract flavor of Le Voyage.

- Don Snowden