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One Little Independent Records / One Little Indian
Delivering earthy illustrations of the many kinds of love and how they're expressed, the singer/songwriter's tenth album is one of her most moving.
- Heather Phares
![Doggerel [Deluxe Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=hJKb9xntQW2lnX0HE1NhJFWnbEN5fCjifro6xhIBuB4=&f=4)
Infectious
The band's fourth post-reunion album defies expectations by smoothing off some edges and leaning into folk and country.
- Heather Phares
Warner Records
Fredde Gibbs' long-promised, guest-heavy Warner debut, following instant classics with Madlib and the Alchemist.
- Paul Simpson
Fat Possum Records
Lost treasure consisting of songs recorded for the group's second album but buried for years and sounding like a perfect bridge between eras and sounds.
- Tim Sendra
![The Bad Plus [2022]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=s6Xsa2rGtHTIJJPpKLgcvwSijaXJlYnq0St31qpAJWo=&f=4)
Edition Records
Reinvented as a pianoless quartet with the addition of saxist Chris Speed and guitarist Ben Monder, the Bad Plus expand their musical palette exponentially.
- Thom Jurek
![Yankee Hotel Foxtrot [Super Deluxe Edition]](https://rovimusic.rovicorp.com/image.jpg?c=gj_PWaXVsFEecdw0UVPXHByhM-OFI8zG4l-qVpXXB1I=&f=4)
Nonesuch
A greatly expanded remastered edition featuring dozens of previously unreleased tracks,
demos, instrumentals, a live concert recording, and more.
Secretly Canadian
Nearly a decade after Mosquito, the trio returns with a consistently engaging set of songs that hover between reflection and elation.
- Heather Phares
Southern Lord Records
A heavy and hypnotic union of harsh, droning guitars and intense wordless chanting from this unique duo.
- Timothy Monger
Tompkins Square
The second offering from this acoustic Chicago-based ensemble offers more imaginative compositions and deeply focused interaction by the trio.
- Thom Jurek
Roadrunner Records
This album lacks some of its predecessor's potency, but it makes up for it with sheer grit and some surprising deviations.
- James Christopher Monger
Impossible Objects of Desire
The Brits' ninth album acts as a stylistic retrospective while also pushing their Krautrock-rooted sound in new directions.
- Marcy Donelson
ECM
A compelling, interrogatory performance from the pianist's final European tour in 2016.
- Thom Jurek
Hickman Holler Records / RCA
Three versions of the same eight songs showcase the far-reaching musical vision of Tyler Childers.
- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Bureau B
Alexandra Grübler composes ethereal avant-pop using sounds from the late Conrad Schnitzler's vast archive.
- Paul Simpson
Double Double Whammy
The second album from Philly D.I.Y. power pop band brings louder guitars and nostalgic daydreaming to their melodically sweet sound.
- Fred Thomas
MPS Records
Along with drummer Keith Carlock and bassist Darryl Jones, the saxophonist and guitarist deliver a hip set of jazzy, funky, bluesy originals
- Thom Jurek
Fire Talk
The quartet's largely home-recorded second album only amplifies the off-kilter, catchy, kaleidoscopic tendencies of their debut.
- Marcy Donelson
RT Records / Tee Pee
Danish space-jazz collective takes a turn toward earthier tones and more restrained performances.
- Fred Thomas
Drag City
A constantly evolving piece divided into several movements, threading together post-minimalism, chamber jazz, ambient country, and more.
- Paul Simpson
First Hand Records
Quality readings of two Shostakovich symphonies by Lloyd-Gonzalez and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
- Keith Finke
Chandos
A gorgeous recording of small works by Bridge and Britten, unified by a viola given to the latter by the former.
- James Manheim
Reference Recordings
Junkin leads the UT Wind Ensemble on a program of works with a generalized theme of migration.
- Keith Finke
Deutsche Grammophon
Young tenor plays to his strengths in a voice that's drawing comparisons to Franco Corelli.
- James Manheim
Pentatone / PentaTone Classics
A radical reinterpretation of the "Unfinished" symphony as an intentionally unfinished work shows that the septuagenarian Jacobs can still shock.
- James Manheim
Harmonia Mundi
Quiet recording of Britten's three orchestral song cycles seems close to the composer's intentions.
- James Manheim
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