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New Reviews for October 3, 2025

Cut & RewindEditor's choice
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The Nile Rodgers-approved "discodelic" vocal group turns up the heat with an even more dancefloor-oriented third album.
- Andy Kellman
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? [30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]
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Big Brother
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A newly remastered anniversary edition featuring unplugged versions of five classic tracks.
Silver Bleeds the Black Sun...Editor's choice
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Silver Bleeds the Black Sun...
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On their tight, focused 12th set, the onetime hardcore punks lean into goth-rock and post-punk hero worship.
- Neil Z. Yeung
WorldwideEditor's choice
Snooper
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Third Man Records
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The Nashville punks' relentless second album delivers seriously playful anthems of disconnection and overwhelm.
- Heather Phares
I'm Nice NowEditor's choice
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Domino
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The band's third album delivers high-intensity hardcore, but also churning grunge, hard rock swagger, and even a couple of melody-adjacent songs.
- Tim Sendra
Not for Lack of TryingEditor's choice
Dodie
Not for Lack of Trying
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An intimate, finely rendered sophomore album from the British folk-pop stylist.
- Matt Collar
SongbirdEditor's choice
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Son of Jessi
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Ten songs from the outlaw icon's archive of unreleased 1970s recordings capture him in strong, subtle form.
- Mark Deming
For DinahEditor's choice
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For Dinah
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Jazz
A simultaneously reverent and creative tribute to Dinah Washington, produced by the Grammy-winning vocalist and Christian McBride.
- Andy Kellman

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A self-described global pop star from Dublin, CMAT crafts sunny radio-friendly pop songs that have a pronounced country influence. Citing Dolly Parton and Katy Perry as equal influences, CMAT's songs examine everyday life through the lens of kitschy pop culture, finding room to comment on relationships, mental health, and self-image with a serious intent and a dry sense of humor. If her material is seemingly built on contradictions,…  Read More about CMAT

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Despite collecting unused songs written over a period of a decade, the project's seventh studio LP is unlike any other in the psychedelic pop outfit's catalog. It's a spare, singer/songwriter affair by Welshman Carwyn Ellis (with production by Liam Watson and longtime collaborator Edwyn Collins), who said that the songs were inspired by his admiration for American musicians. These included the likes of Glen Campbell and Townes Van Zandt, as well as Tin Pan Alley and early R&B legends of vocal pop.
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