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The singer's second album is a mix of smooth ballads, funky pop, and jaunty folk songs that show off his powerful vocals and effortless charm.
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A luxurious box set chronicling the David Gilmour-led years from 1987 to 2019, highlighted by a revised version of A Momentary Lapse of Reason.
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Five new Blake Shelton songs are added to hit singles from his 2016 and 2017 albums.
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First new album from this iconic Brooklyn rapper in 14 years finds her attempting to insert herself into 2010s production trends.
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Paul McCreesh and the Gabrieli Consort and Players perform Purcell's King Arthur in the edition by McCreesh and Christopher Suckling.
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Chamber-sized and chamber-spirited Vivaldi does not foreclose a good deal of energy.
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A fine Debussy album, pairing familiar Nocturnes with some fascinating lesser-heard works.
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With strong and distinctive performances of both concertos, this is a major breakthrough for violinist Rachel Barton Pine.
November 17, 2009
This Belgian post-punk act's best efforts are smart examples of nervous, melancholic electronic/rock fusions. Plenty of comparison points can easily be drawn thanks to the keening vocals and bass/drum-heavy arrangements -- Wire just before their first breakup, 17 Seconds-era Cure, the earliest work of the Passions, Modern English, and Cocteau Twins, and Siouxsie and the Banshees.
November 23, 2004
In the blink of an eye, this album turned fifteen years old. The No Doubt vocalist's solo debut made a splash upon release, cementing her second life as a pop icon for the 21st century with gleefully weird singles and a crew of superstar producers contributing to the melee. No moment is wasted here and, beyond the well-known singles, the Japan-obsessed jaunt "Harajuku Girls" and the sugar-sweet new wave "The Real Thing" are worth attention.
