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New Reviews for September 12, 2025

Breach
Twenty One Pilots
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Atlantic
Pop/Rock
After ten years and five albums, the genre-blurring Ohio duo brings the story of Clancy to a cathartic, satisfying close.
- Neil Z. Yeung
Arctic Moon
The Chameleons
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Metropolis / Metropolis Records
Pop/Rock
The influential British post-punk band's first original album in over 20 years maintains their urgent yet atmospheric sound.
- Paul Simpson
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Parcels
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Because Music
Pop/Rock, R&B
While not for cynics, the Aussies' third LP offers a winning mix of celebratory dance-funk, caring bittersweetness, and stratospheric group harmonies.
- Marcy Donelson
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Baxter Dury
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Heavenly
Pop/Rock
With the help of Paul Epworth's shimmering production, the debauched poet of the London scene has made his most accessible record yet.
- Tim Sendra
CREAM (Cash Rules Everything Around Me)Editor's choice
Kassa Overall
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Warp
Jazz
On his fourth long-player, the drummer and his ensemble revision rap classics live in the studio as instrumental contemporary post-bop jazz.
- Thom Jurek
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Because Music
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The band celebrates their 25th anniversary with an immensely enjoyable collection of highlights from their discography and BBC performances.
- Heather Phares
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Robin Kester
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Memphis Industries
Pop/Rock
An intensely spooky and vulnerable second album recorded with Ali Chant (PJ Harvey, Aldous Harding) and members of Portishead and This Is the Kit.
- Marcy Donelson
How the Moon Got Back Home
Bombadil
How the Moon Got Back Home
Ramseur Records
Pop/Rock
In yet another tunefully bittersweet charmer, the acoustic trio's ninth outing is a concept album about friends helping a fallen moon.
- Marcy Donelson

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Going under the name Sea Lemon, Seattle musician Natalie Lew makes sonically blissful dream pop with sharp hooks and the occasional biting lyric rising above her washed-out instrumentals. After establishing her sound with a series of singles and EPs, Sea Lemon released her debut full-length, Diving for a Prize, in 2025. Lew grew up in Seattle, taking in the city's rich alternative music culture. She played piano in her youth,…  Read More about Sea Lemon

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Under the Flightpath
June 10, 1997
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Before he spent a decade touring with Underworld, Darren Price signed to NovaMute and released an excellent Detroit-style techno record that wasn't from Detroit. The occasional breakbeats mark Under the Flightpath as something originating from Britain during the late '90s, but the electro and techno elements seem directly inspired by Model 500 and Underground Resistance.
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