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October 20, 2017Influenced by Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles, this satisfying set of guitar-based love songs is the solo debut from the former One Directioner.
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October 20, 2017On her second album, Margo Price broadens her musical and lyrical horizons.
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October 20, 2017The Florida-based decibel pushers continue their sonic metamorphosis from thrash-blasted metalcore to melody-driven (almost) trad-metal on their eighth full-length effort.
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October 20, 2017Beloved art rock curmudgeon Dan Bejar embraces synths on his post-punk-hued 11th album.
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October 20, 2017An expanded edition features the remastered album, an MTV Unplugged appearance, B-sides and rarities, and a live DVD.
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October 20, 2017The Smiths' first deluxe reissue features demos, live recordings, B-sides, and remastering.
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October 20, 2017The second stellar offering by the picking married couple is banjos only; every recording element had to be reproducible in concert.
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October 20, 2017Back from a spell in the wilderness, the legendary singer/songwriter returns with a richly autumnal work that's on par with his best.
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October 20, 2017Horror master John Carpenter revisits the themes to 13 of his films from the '70s through the '90s.
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October 20, 2017Angst-ridden, hook-heavy indie pop meets post-punk, with very powerful vocals from Maja Milner leading the charge.
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October 20, 2017First ever artist-approved reissue from the dynamic 1960s soul and R&B singer who lit up mid-'60s Toronto.
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October 20, 2017These serene yet constantly changing meditations on fear, hope, joy, and loss are some of Colleen's most vulnerable, beautiful songs yet.
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November 10, 2017Norwegian producer Lindstrøm's first solo album in five years adds a darker undercurrent to his trademark space disco sound.
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November 3, 2017Second solo album from the very prolific musician is his most focused and impressive to date, drawing on T. Rex-ian grooves and indie pop warmth.
August 4, 2017
Serving as a b-side bookend to the band's Head Full Of Dreams era, this EP surprises by reminding listeners of a younger, less poppy Coldplay (the distracting inclusion of the Chainsmokers' song aside). The Big Sean collaboration is upbeat, sure, but typically inspirational. Fans of X&Y and Ghost Stories should enjoy the remaining trio of songs that get dark, weird, and experimental, especially the Brian Eno reunion, "ALIENS."
April, 1980
A master class in the use of rhythm, dynamics, and energy, the Feelies' superlative debut album, 1980's Crazy Rhythms, is the thrilling sound of a bunch of hyper-caffeinated nerds who have surrendered to rock & roll abandon without ever losing control of their music. Gloriously intense and strikingly precise, this is the point where Philip Glass and garage rock meet, and the lean, wiry rush of this music still packs a wallop.
