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Brian Eno

Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks [Extended Edition]

Pop/Rock, Avant-Garde, Electronic

Remastered edition of Brian Eno's 1983 soundtrack, including an album's worth of new material with collaborators Roger Eno and Daniel Lanois.

- Paul Simpson
Sum 41

Order in Decline

Pop/Rock

The band's intensely political seventh set is an evolution in sound and lyrical maturity for the Canadian punks.

- Neil Z. Yeung
Darren Hayman

12 Astronauts

Pop/Rock

A deeply engaging and whimsical pop song cycle devoted to the 12 men who have stood on the moon.

- Timothy Monger

Major Stars

Roots of Confusion Seeds of Joy

Pop/Rock

The tenth album from this long-standing institution of underground psych-rock is one of their most powerful and emotionally direct.

- Fred Thomas
Tuxedo

Tuxedo III

Pop/Rock, Electronic, R&B

The third album from this feel-good Mayer Hawthorne project continues the group's throwback to the peak of '70s disco-funk.

- Fred Thomas
Scott Stapp

The Space Between the Shadows

Pop/Rock

Centered on recovery and redemption, Stapp offers messages of hope on his cathartic third solo album.

- Neil Z. Yeung

Antwood

Delphi

Electronic

The experimental club producer's third album explores technology and its effect on modern relationships.

- Paul Simpson
Good Riddance

Thoughts and Prayers

The socio-political punk rockers deliver a set that speaks to both the current zeitgeist and the uncompromising spirit of punk rock.

- James Christopher Monger
Grizfolk

Rarest of Birds

Pop/Rock

The L.A. band's amiable sophomore outing takes a more laid-back soft rock approach.

- Timothy Monger

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The Haxan Cloak

Excavation

April 15, 2013

Experimental

Producer Bobby Krlic's vision of what comes after death takes his gift for channeling dread in subtle, complex directions -- even though its huge drums and lower-than-low bass are heavy enough to pound listeners six feet under.

- Heather Phares

Ochre

A Midsummer Nice Dream

November 29, 2004

Club/Dance

Amply influenced by Autechre, Boards of Canada and the rest of the IDM ringmasters, Chris Leary's full-length debut under the Ochre moniker paints in detailed strokes lacing chiming melodies through an intricate system of squelching percussion that spins like the precision pieces of a Swiss watch.

- Joshua Glazer

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Keb’ Mo’ Tells the Story Behind His All-American New Track, “This Is My Home”

Sebadoh’s Lou Barlow Faces and Embraces Hard Truths on ‘Act Surprised’

John Dwyer of Oh Sees Flashes Back to His Early Albums With a Trio of Reissues