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Jenny Lewis

On the Line

Pop/Rock, Country

A hazy, late-night counterpart to its shiny predecessor, The Voyager.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Ex Hex

It's Real

Pop/Rock

The trio's second album is a shiny love letter to rock & roll's transporting magic.

- Heather Phares
Duster

Capsule Losing Contact

Pop/Rock

Essential collection of the '90s lo-fi space rock trio's home recorded and brilliant output with some some nifty rarities added.

- Tim Sendra

American Football

American Football (LP3)

Pop/Rock

The emo band's third album expands their classic sound to include fuller arrangements and guest vocals from Hayley Williams and others.

- Tim Sendra
Avey Tare

Cows on Hourglass Pond

Pop/Rock

Solo work from Animal Collective founder sounds more grounded and inspired than much of his usually cluttered and abstract output.

- Fred Thomas
Ibibio Sound Machine

Doko Mien

R&B, International, Electronic

On their third full-length, the English Afro-funk outfit bridge the best elements of their previous records and extend them with infectious dance tunes.

- Thom Jurek

Lambchop

This (Is What I Wanted to Tell You)

Pop/Rock

Kurt Wagner moves further away from country and deeper into electronics without losing touch of his genius as a songwriter.

- Mark Deming
Sam Beam / Sarah Beam / Jonathan Bradley / Brian Deck / EJ Holowicki / Iron & Wine / Jeff McGriff / Patrick McKinney

Our Endless Numbered Days [Deluxe Edition]

Pop/Rock

This fifteenth anniversary deluxe edition offers new liner notes and includes eight acoustic demos of tracks from the album.
Strand of Oaks

Eraserland

Pop/Rock

Tim Showalter and most of My Morning Jacket deliver a soaring set that strikes a balance between dusty Midwest folk and heartland rock.

- James Christopher Monger

Neither as melancholy as 1977 nor as angry as La Bala, this is far more ambitious musically. Tijoux's music braids hip-hop cumbia, Andean folk, digital dub, brassy funk, soul, pop and jazz, or any combination she desires, placing them all at her command.

- Thom Jurek

Bobbie Gentry

The Delta Sweete

March 1, 1968

Country-Pop

With the recent release of Mercury Rev's tribute to Delta Sweete, it's the perfect time to revisit the original. Featuring covers of songs Bobbie Gentry grew up with as well as originals inspired by her Mississippi childhood, her 1968 debut album's mix of country, folk, blues and soul expands on the unforgettable sound she created with "Ode to Billie Joe."

- Heather Phares

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