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Recent Rambunctious Releases
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The soundtrack to Thom Zimny's documentary focuses on the artistry of Elvis Presley. -
Jason Aldean takes a side glance at middle age on this sturdy set. -
Official release of a heavily bootlegged ferocious live gig from April 1968.
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A collection of the band's pop-metal albums from the '80s, plus an early EP, a live set from 1983, and a disc of B-sides and single mixes.
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The Spanish quartet's second album is a tightly focused, stripped-down garage rock album with shiny hooks and a surplus of cheerful attitude.
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The Night Sweats expand and refine their sound on their sophomore set.
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The singer/songwriter transforms the lingering loss of his stillborn twin into smart, emotional guitar pop.
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After four records of feverish indie punk, the band stretch in various directions (spooky new wave, dance punk, classic rock) on this Danger Mouse-produced effort.
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Industrial metal juggernauts Ministry inevitably return with their vitriolic reaction to the presidential election of Donald Trump.
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The punk pioneers belatedly develop an interest in things sociopolitical on this polished but lively effort.
