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Recent Soft/Quiet Releases
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A lost album from 1975 that's alternately emotionally raw, intimate, and funny.
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The third EP Nick Lowe recorded with Los Straitjackets finds him casually sophisticated and stylishly loose.
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An efficiently arranged outing consisting largely of character sketches highlighted by "Ochoa," a tribute to the late Richard Swift.
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A slimmed-down selection of Cluster/Harmonia-era pieces from Roedelius that match the quality of his early solo albums.
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A second collection of rarities from America, this time focusing on the group's mid-'70s work with George Martin.
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The punk/metal icon turns down the volume and makes like the King on this sincere but very curious tribute.
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Mraz dives headfirst into reggae on this album-length ode to positivity.
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Darkstar's fourth album unintentionally addresses domestic life during a pandemic, resembling a distorted memory of the club experience.
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The valued collaborator (Solange, Frank Ocean) tends to his own discography with piano-based instrumentals that extend friendly companionship.
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Crystal Dorval addresses personal troubles on her most lyrically direct album as White Poppy to date.
