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Recent Sprawling Releases
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This deluxe, remastered three-disc U.K. anthology presents the influential saxophonist's contribution aesthetically rather than chronologically.
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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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Once strictly a doomy shoegaze band, this Montreal group uses their new album to explore everything from trip-hop to metalcore.
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The Los Angeles-based New Zealand-bred synth pop outfit pares down to a duo for their effusive, uplifting fourth album.
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The space rock band return with their deeply textured fourth album and first since the death of founding guitarist Ben Curtis.
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A wild, careening rock & roll ride ideal for listeners with omnivorous tastes and a sense of humor.
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Intimate, uneasy song cycle performed by Daniel Blumberg and several other regulars at London's Cafe OTO.
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The Australian improviser developed these pieces for drum kit and sampler in reaction to the bushfires that ravaged his home country.
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The ninth album from this Duster/Built to Spill side project is a homespun and pleasantly unpredictable take on melancholic indie songcraft.
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Sounding like a lost gem from the guitar-heavy early '90s, the Canadian group's fourth album is a dreamy, gazey, near-grunge delight.
