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Recent Philosophical Releases
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After a tumultuous 2017, the Swedish ghouls emerge with new personnel, a new fictional frontman, and the best music of their career thus far. -
At once playful and ominous, this witty and sonically inventive album spins ten tales from an imagined other America.
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The singer/songwriter's first entirely self-produced album blends Rockwellian portraiture and personal remembrances for a deeply affecting set.
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The white knight of rock promotes self-actualization and the power of partying while revisiting his signature sound. -
The second effort from the L.A. post-punk artist expands his tonal palette while painting dark futures.
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Working with producer Justin Meldal-Johnson, the band hones its existential dread into undeniably catchy songs.
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The Philadelphia quartet's follow-up to 2015's Painted Shut feels a little broader and brighter, without smoothing out their off-kilter sound.
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Born from improvisation, the Detroit indie rock band's Woodsist debut is a stripped-down, languid affair suited for warm summer evenings.
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Bartlett (Doveman) and Muhly fashion exquisite, often poignant original songs inspired by Colin McPhee's piano transcriptions of gamelan music.
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A sharply rendered album that navigates the distance between the city and country.
