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P!nk

Hurts 2B Human

Pop/Rock, R&B

P!nk broadens her horizons on this lively, colorful album.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The Cranberries

In the End

Pop/Rock

The Irish group's bittersweet final LP that bids farewell to their late singer, fans, and the band itself.

- Neil Z. Yeung
Aldous Harding

Designer

Pop/Rock

The New Zealand singer/songwriter's third effort eschews the last-call darkness of 2017's Party for something a bit sunnier, though no less peculiar.

- James Christopher Monger

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Mettavolution

International, Pop/Rock

On their first studio album in five years, the guitar duo deliver a passionate program of new originals and an inspired Pink Floyd cover.

- Thom Jurek
Kevin Morby

Oh My God

Pop/Rock

The fifth album from this roots-influenced indie songwriter is based around a loose concept exploring religion.

- Fred Thomas
Foxygen

Seeing Other People

Pop/Rock

France and Rado slide musical reference points into the sleeker '70s and '80s on a public farewell to the rock & roll lifestyle.

- Marcy Donelson

The Art Ensemble of Chicago

We Are on the Edge: A 50th Anniversary Celebration

Avant-Garde, Jazz

On its first studio recording in 15 years, the ensemble and friends declare that their creative ethos will be carried forward into a sixth decade.

- Thom Jurek
Rob Thomas

Chip Tooth Smile

Pop/Rock

Rob Thomas switches collaborators for the first time in 20 years with this colorful, mature album.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
PAWS

Your Church on My Bonfire

Pop/Rock

A period of emotional upheaval colors the Scottish indie rock trio's weary, but deeply satisfying fourth LP.

- Timothy Monger

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XTC

Oranges & Lemons

February 27, 1989

Alternative Pop/Rock

On Oranges & Lemons, XTC's follow-up to their 1986 masterpiece, Skylarking, the trio wove sunny psychedelic tones and slick West Coast vibes into their distinctive brand of English pop, yielded melodic gems like "Mayor of Simpleton" and "King For a Day."

- Timothy Monger

Chromatics

Kill for Love

March, 2012

Alternative Dance

The kind of album you don't so much listen to as live inside while it's playing, Kill for Love's atmospheric, deeply stylish aural landscapes and darkly glistening electronic pop like the quintessential expression of Chromatics' aesthetic. Starkly beautiful in its simplicity, this is torpid, achingly gradual music that requires time and patience to achieve its fullest impact.

- K. Ross Hoffman

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