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![Dookie [30th Anniversary Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=saqds3-U20i4y7yLzlz2qoAf7E_1E-2MlBBPmPAXRBU=&f=4)
Reprise
Adolescent, snotty, and super-catchy songs that gleefully updated punk for a new generation, the album is expanded here by demos, outtakes, and two live shows.
- Tim Sendra
Section1
The trio brings its elegant, mysterious music down to earth with a fuller, richer sound and songs that savor the moment.
- Heather Phares
Grateful Dead / Rhino
The 50th anniversary edition of the band's sixth, transitional studio album includes previously unreleased demos as well as an entire live set from 1973.
- Fred Thomas
Warp
The project's restlessly creative tenth album revisits the music of Daniel Lopatin's young adulthood with equal amounts of ambition and emotion.
- Heather Phares
Domino
With help from D'Angelo producer Russell Elevado, this experimental pop troupe continue the inspiration they rekindled on their 2022 return to form Time Skiffs.
- Fred Thomas
![Southeastern [10th Anniversary Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=j0H1BmE-8XW6eENXNU2obt_M69_UI9rrJSVvWL2-yAg=&f=4)
Southeastern Records
A 10th anniversary remaster with collections of demos and a live set.
Numero
The band's first album is sad, subdued lo-fi indie that folds in elements of shoegaze, sadcore, and noise rock to create something timeless and real.
- Tim Sendra
SoulMusic
Coinciding with their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, this boxed set features expanded editions of the group's eight LPs produced by Thom Bell.
- Andy Kellman
Various Artists
Edsel
Covering almost the full spectrum of 1980s post-disco, this five-disc set features the likes of Aretha, Dusty, Liza, Donna, Whitney, and of course Frankie.
- Andy Kellman
Captured Tracks
Continuing its predecessor's '80s pop inclinations, the singer's Wild Nothing-produced fourth LP revisits longing diaries from her early teens.
- Marcy Donelson
![Space Ritual [50th Anniversary Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=9rxXCJTpyaHGxS_Tj688Rx_TZlp6n_cq-Emr2zx15tU=&f=4)
Atomhenge
A definitive 50th anniversary 11-disc box set that includes ten CDs and a DVD.
Jazz Is Dead
The killer second-season finale by JID's creators re-records music from their sessions with Jean Carne and Lonnie Liston Smith.
- Thom Jurek
Planet Mu
Original electronic versions of Jerrilynn Patton's Pulitzer Prize-nominated collaboration with Third Coast Percussion.
- Paul Simpson
Kill Rock Stars
Her breezily intricate, style-shifting Kill Rock Stars debut faces adversity with warmth and wisdom (and guests like Billy Strings and Jerry Douglas).
- Marcy Donelson
Constellation
The composer reflects on reproductive rights, chronicling inequality in Black women's pregnancies from an ancestor's tragic story to the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
- Thom Jurek
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Less overtly academic than his two previous albums, Julian Saporiti pairs vivid global folk-pop with experimental production.
- Timothy Monger
Save Yourself
The enigmatic producer's third album is his most sprawling, with guests Toro y Moi, Teezo Touchdown, and George Riley among his guests.
- Paul Simpson
Various Artists
Cherry Red
Well-researched and a compelling collection that traces all the wide-ranging avenues the mod sound traveled down after the Jam spilt in 1982.
- Tim Sendra
BIS
An album of inventive small choral works makes a fine memorial to Saariaho.
- James Manheim
Brilliant Classics
Clean performances of a Byrd publication rarely recorded in full.
- James Manheim
BIS
An unusually broad selection of Shakespeare songs finds ideal exponents.
- James Manheim
Naxos
This performance does full justice to the brilliant percussion writing and marvelous orchestration characteristic of this composer.
- James Manheim
Alia Vox
A live concert from Paris in support of refugees, mixing Mediterranean/Near Eastern and European performers.
- James Manheim
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