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Sony Music
AllMusic Rating: 4.5 stars
A box set of seven previously unreleased albums that find the heartland rock hero expanding his creative boundaries.
- Mark Deming
Republic
AllMusic Rating: 4.5 stars
The New Zealand singer's fourth album is a boldly candid, potent declaration of personal and creative reawakening.
- Matt Collar
Sub Pop
AllMusic Rating: 4.0 stars
As Greta Kline enters her thirties, Katie von Schleicher and Hugo Stanley (Palm) join the band for 17 soft bops preoccupied by time and change.
- Marcy Donelson
ATO
AllMusic Rating: 4.5 stars
The guitarist/producer's second batch of collaborations with first-rate vocalists proves just as transcendent and important.
- Tim Sendra
Dead Oceans
R&B
AllMusic Rating: 4.0 stars
The ballad-rich fourth album from the creative throwbacks is a lowrider soul delight.
- Andy Kellman
Big Bosses Ent. / SoNo Recording Group
R&B
AllMusic Rating: 3.0 stars
The actress, singer, and songwriter works through a public breakup with help from Tayla Parx (Ariana Grande, Shakira, Jennie).
- Andy Kellman
Columbia / Sony CMG / Sony Music
AllMusic Rating: 3.5 stars
The pop legend's follow-up to her 2014 album of duets with fellow icons and rising stars.
- Matt Collar
Sun Records
AllMusic Rating: 3.5 stars
This solo effort from the raucous pedal steel virtuoso ponders the sacred while cranking out the profane in lively style.
- Mark Deming

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A champion of underground dance music, Tim Sweeney is known foremost as a DJ and the presenter of the long-running radio show Beats in Space. First transmitted on WNYU in 1999, when Sweeney was a freshman at New York University, Beats in Space became associated with emergent dance-punk and left-field house sounds advanced most notably by DFA Records. An internship with the label developed into a close affiliation documented with Sweeney's numerous…  Read More about Tim Sweeney

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The former home recordist’s ninth album -- only his second to be tracked in professional settings -- involved a half-dozen engineers at five different studios across the Northeast, where they were each given the nebulous instruction to offer their "best" recording quality. The result is his most disjointed, eerie, and dynamic outing to this point. Ranging from spare and rustic ("Miracles") to druggy and impenetrable ("No Bitterness," "Headroom Piano"), the album's artful mixing (by co-producer Jacob Portrait), which explores left-right balance as well as distance and volume, is another distinctive element of its off-kilter sound.
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