Recent Driving Releases

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  Gloria Estefan
  Brazil305
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  With joyful abandon, the singer/songwriter explores the African musical connections between Brazil and Cuba via re-envisioned hits and new tracks.

  - Thom Jurek
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  The Killers
  Imploding the Mirage
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  Las Vegas' finest strike gold by finding the sweet spot between Sam's Town and Brandon Flowers' solo work.

  - Neil Z. Yeung
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  Keith Urban
  The Speed of Now, Vol. 1
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  A sunny, soft-focused album that finds the country singer turning contemporary sounds into adult contemporary music.

  - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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  METZ
  Atlas Vending
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  Album four from this Canadian math rock assault team is intelligent and well detailed while still brutally hard.

  - Mark Deming
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  Rodrigo y Gabriela
  Mettavolution [Live]
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  Drawn from a 92-city world tour, the duo perform Mettavolution with incendiary concert favorites, including a 22-minute cover of Pink Floyd's "Echoes."

  - Thom Jurek
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  Everything Everything
  RE-ANIMATOR
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  A sleek, poignant fifth album from the Manchester art rockers, who prioritized songwriting and vocals with help from producer John Congleton.

  - Marcy Donelson
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  London Symphony Orchestra / François …
  Debussy: La mer; Prélude à l'après-m …
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  Exquisitely delicate readings of French standards from the LSO and Debussy specialist Roth.

  - James Manheim
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  Blitzen Trapper
  Holy Smokes Future Jokes
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  Blitzen Trapper sail into the mystic on their existential tenth studio effort.

  - James Christopher Monger
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  Blues Pills
  Holy Moly!
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  After significant lineup changes, the international quartet comes roaring back with a collection of screaming blues rock and neo-psych ballads.

  - Thom Jurek
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  Future Islands
  As Long as You Are
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  The band add slow ballads to their gleaming synth pop template, upping the drama and allowing Samuel T. Herring more room to roam vocally.

  - Tim Sendra