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Bloodmoon: I
The indie jam band sextet discovers a more ambitious sound with production help from Matt Sweeney.
Hour-long collection of non-album works from master harpist Mary Lattimore, ranking among the best of her solo releases.
Bonobo's seventh album focuses on lush club-driven tracks, in addition to downtempo highlights featuring Jamila Woods and Kadhja Bonet.
The mutable musician's fourth LP is an introspective one named for her parents, flamenco's Aurora Carbonell and Enrique Morente.
![The World to Come [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=3llg2SRPfZux98UkEF9VkphUoDg0hsvx4F4sL4oO-nA=&f=4)
A strikingly unsettling, somber feature-length score debut whose small ensemble includes Peter Brötzmann (clarinet) and Steve Noble (percussion).
Solo violin works with echoes, more or less distant, of Bach's towering Chaconne from the Partita, BWV 1004.
A high-powered reading of Mozart's first opera seria captures its raging ambition.
A recital of arias by Handel and contemporaries reveals a major young talent.
A beautifully recorded and performed set of thematically unified Monteverdi selections would have seemed natural to the composer's audiences.
May 31, 2011
On their near perfect debut, the Bay Area band stick to the basics; utilizing pounding C-86 drumbeats, alternately fuzzed and reverb-soaked guitars, and song structures that reach back to the best '60s Brill Building pop as filtered through the head-long rush of power pop> Played and sung with a joyous energy, the record proves impossible to resist.
