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Better Oblivion Community Center

Better Oblivion Community Center

Pop/Rock, Folk

On their collaborative debut, a strange magic grows from the pairing of indie icons Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst.

- Fred Thomas
Julia Jacklin

Crushing

Pop/Rock

The sophomore LP's raw performances, complex emotional honesty, and themes of female autonomy set it apart from other breakup albums.

- Marcy Donelson
Sleaford Mods

Eton Alive

Pop/Rock

The first album released on the duo's own label adds more melody and variety to their relentless takedowns.

Claypool Lennon Delirium

South of Reality

Pop/Rock

The Primus mastermind and Beatles progeny's second set delivers on the strength of its musical momentum and playful good humor.
Yola

Walk Through Fire

Pop/Rock

The English singer's Dan Auerbach-produced debut contains enough emotion and imagination to earn a place within the country/soul lineage.
Our Native Daughters

Songs of Our Native Daughters

Folk, Blues

The debut from the folk and roots music supergroup delivers a potent, personal, and much-needed retelling of American history.

- James Christopher Monger

Larry Grenadier

The Gleaners

Jazz

The veteran musician's solo double bass project is remarkably accessible with its diversity, ambition, and direct, accessible approach.

- Thom Jurek
Benny Sings

City Pop

Pop/Rock

Tim van Berkestijn continues to refine his sincere, R&B-informed soft rock on his first album for Stones Throw.

- Andy Kellman
Adia Victoria

Silences

Pop/Rock, Blues

The punk blues of Victoria's debut are transmuted into something more sophisticated on her exploratory follow-up.

- Timothy Monger

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Graham Van Pelt

Time Travel

October 19, 2018

Indie Electronic

This overlooked 2018 gem from Canadian musician and former Miracle Fortress man, Graham Van Pelt, channels Arthur Russell's sunnier dance moments with a strong introspective streak.

- Timothy Monger

Beth Gibbons / Rustin Man

Out of Season

October 28, 2002

Adult Alternative Pop/Rock

With the release of Rustin Man's excellent Drift Code, it's time to revisit where it all began. Paul Webb's first album with the project featured Portishead's Beth Gibbons on a set of deeply beautiful songs that blended folk, R&B and jazz in ways that sounded timeless in 2002 and have only grown richer over the years.

- Heather Phares

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