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Warner Bros. / Warner Records
Tom Petty's warm, stripped-down 1994 classic gets an expanded reissue with unreleased songs, demos, and live recordings.
Book Records / Concord
A world-weary, ruminative solo debut from the leader of the National.
Dirty Hit
The singer/songwriter's debut album updates the legacy of outspoken '90s female artists with heartfelt songwriting and a genre-blurring sound.
Mad Decent
Signed to Diplo's label, one-half of AlunaGeorge takes complete control on her gratifying, wide-ranging solo debut.
Dead Oceans
Following an ambitious and sometimes overwhelming double album, the indie songwriter offers a gentle comedown with this set of restrained twilight moods.
Rhino
A document of the Eagles' three-night stint in Los Angeles in 2018, reuniting after the death of Glenn Frey.
Omnivore / Omnivore Recordings
Collaborating with producer Mark Hudson, the Badfinger guitarist makes a warm, welcoming coda to his power pop career.
BGU / BMG
The Georgian-born British singer returns with her most personal and artfully experimental album to date.
Annie Melody
A deeply melancholy, sadly nostalgic return from the Norwegian singer.
Warp
Autechre step back from their excessive 2010s output with a more reflective, ambient-leaning full-length.
Crammed Discs
A fearless Afro-European art-pop gem from 1985 gets a generous reissue with ample bonus tracks.
Various Artists
Blue Note
This double-disc set showcases artists from the British jazz revival recontextualizing -- sometimes radically -- tunes from Blue Note's catalog.
Caroline
Yoann Lemoine's first album in seven years pitches an epic battle between toughness and vulnerability on songs that sound like miniature symphonies.
Goner Records
The debut release by the dystopian minimal synth project of Natalie Hoffmann, co-founder of Memphis garage punks NOTS.
Kompakt
Kölsch's fourth album for Kompakt is his most refined and rewarding set of exquisitely orchestrated techno to date.
Western Vinyl Records
Themes of memory and nostalgia intertwine with an expanded sonic depth on the eighth album from this ambient piano project.
Luminelle Recordings
A strange and hypnotic full-length debut from an intriguing indie singer/songwriter based in Montreal.
Interscope / Polydor
As per usual, the Struts pair huge commercial pop aspirations with the swagger of Faces, but this time around it sounds like it was their idea.
Anti-
With wife Margo Price again producing, Ivey serves up a strong sonic successor to his debut that wades amiably into the weeds of politics and society.
Auto Reverse
The rapper/comedian reacts to personal tragedies and ponders the steps necessary to maintaining self-care.
ATO
Cordovas add a hefty dose of the Band to their amiable, song-oriented Grateful Dead-styled Americana.
Ba Da Bing Records
This briefer than usual album from the New Zealand noise rock trio finds them in an especially windswept and fragmentary state.
ATO
Cathartic third set from the Seattle outfit that digs deep with Jessica Dobson's introspective lyrics and searing guitar.
Allman Brothers Band
A recently unearthed document of Duane Allman's last live performance is sonically challenged but musically satisfying.
Chandos
A crisp, chamber-sized Beethoven concerto performance with a praiseworthy level of detail.
LSO Live
A sharp, dark performance of The Cunning Little Vixen, even without the video accompaniment for which it was created.
Deutsche Grammophon
Forgotten German symphonist offers a distinctively optimistic late Romantic style.
Linn / Linn Records
Expert, fully realized Strauss tone poems with a nicely sung and less-familiar set of orchestral songs as a bonus.
Profil - Edition Günter Hänssler
A strikingly virtuosic debut from a major new presence on the wind scene.
Alpha
Extreme Vivaldi performances, interspersed with contemporary works in a neo-Baroque vein.
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