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Recent Brittle Releases
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The demos of the singer/songwriter's brilliant debut album let the beautiful, nimble bones of its songs stand on their own.
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Five years after The Waterfall, Jim James and Company release more material from the same sessions, sounding stronger than the original.
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David Moore switches from piano to Farfisa organ on the meditative fourth album by his post-minimalist ensemble.
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The Detroit post-punk heroes add flashes of free jazz and experimentalism to their formula and reach a new high in artful bad karma.
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The singer/songwriter moves on from trauma with uninhibited songs that blur joy, loss, and sensuality together beautifully.
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Combining sessions at GRM recorded 30 years apart, this startling, mysterious piece brings O'Rourke's music full-circle.
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Bleak, alien soundscapes taking unexpected inspiration from Conrad Schnitzler's contribution to the first Mayhem EP.
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The indie singer/songwriter's very personal sixth album is informed by bouts of chronic pain and distress stemming from a series of car accidents.
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An absorbing second album from Naomi Hamilton, one that evokes alt-rock from the late 1980s and early '90s.
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Eblis Álvarez's loopy exploration of cumbia via the example of a 1980s-era Colombian sci-fi disco band, neo-psychedelia, and primitive neo-electro.
