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A comprehensive document of David Bowie in 1968 and 1969, filled with demos and a new stereo mix of Space Oddity.
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Cathartic comeback that finds the vocalist moving forward in life following a pair of personal tragedies.
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Refined instrumentation and a lighter approach mark this indie country icon's first set of new original songs since 2011.
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Unexpected, gratifying return from Premier and late ex-partner Guru, built with previously unreleased verses and hooks dating from 2005 through 2009.
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A clever, inspired reimagining of the Police catalog that emphasizes their punk and new wave roots.
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The band's second singles collection highlights a stadium-sized decade of multi-platinum hits.
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The soundtrack to a documentary film about the late emo rapper collects a cross section of previously released and unreleased material.
October 17, 2011
The first solo album from Jamie Teasdale (formerly of dubstep duo Vex'd) pulled together strands of Vangelis film scores, footwork, trap, and Balearic pop, resulting in something magical and futuristic. Nearly a decade on, nobody else has really nailed this balance of cinematic suspense and dancing-on-air rhythmic precision, and the album is regarded as an ahead-of-its-time cult classic in some circles.
September 28, 2010
Deerhunter's fifth album may have been their creative summit, perfectly blending their gifts for melody and abstraction. Far less experimental or abrasive than what came before, the songs drift hazily through themes of nostalgia and blurry memories, mirrored sonically by dreamy guitar pop and some of their most high-impact production.
