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Capitol
Influenced by Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles, this satisfying set of guitar-based love songs is the solo debut from the former One Directioner.
Third Man Records
On her second album, Margo Price broadens her musical and lyrical horizons.
Roadrunner Records
The Florida-based decibel pushers continue their sonic metamorphosis from thrash-blasted metalcore to melody-driven (almost) trad-metal on their eighth full-length effort.
Merge
Beloved art rock curmudgeon Dan Bejar embraces synths on his post-punk-hued 11th album.
Sony Music
An expanded edition features the remastered album, an MTV Unplugged appearance, B-sides and rarities, and a live DVD.
Rhino / Warner Music
The Smiths' first deluxe reissue features demos, live recordings, B-sides, and remastering.
Rounder
The second stellar offering by the picking married couple is banjos only; every recording element had to be reproducible in concert.
Violette
Back from a spell in the wilderness, the legendary singer/songwriter returns with a richly autumnal work that's on par with his best.
Sacred Bones
Horror master John Carpenter revisits the themes to 13 of his films from the '70s through the '90s.
Run for Cover Records
Angst-ridden, hook-heavy indie pop meets post-punk, with very powerful vocals from Maja Milner leading the charge.
Numero
First ever artist-approved reissue from the dynamic 1960s soul and R&B singer who lit up mid-'60s Toronto.
Thrill Jockey
These serene yet constantly changing meditations on fear, hope, joy, and loss are some of Colleen's most vulnerable, beautiful songs yet.
Feedelity
Norwegian producer Lindstrøm's first solo album in five years adds a darker undercurrent to his trademark space disco sound.
Tough Love
Second solo album from the very prolific musician is his most focused and impressive to date, drawing on T. Rex-ian grooves and indie pop warmth.
Compass
A varied songwriting showcase on themes of overcoming from Elizabeth Ziman and friends including Richard Swift and former bandmate Dan Molad.
RCA / RCA Nashville
A decade into his career, Chris Young emphasizes his skills as a balladeer.
Hyperdub
Lee Gamble makes his Hyperdub debut with this challenging yet stunning album of deconstructed jungle and electro.
Drag City
Haley Fohr interprets a powerful moment of cosmic inspiration on her sixth full-length as Circuit des Yeux.
Fire Records
A collection of the oddball pop band's four albums recorded for Glass Records between 1983 and 1986.
Drag City
The follow-up to Land of Plenty develops the intuitive, relaxed dialogue between the two guitarists into a full-blown musical language here.
Mint Records
A cross-country relocation and fairly dramatic tonal shift characterize the Canadian punks' third LP.
Thrill Jockey
Yoshimio, enigmatic vocalist and longtime member of the Boredoms and OOIOO, explores complex, cosmic raga-rock as part of Saicobab.
Important
The avant rock band and Velina Brown deliver ingenious renditions of Spanish Civil War-era songs that still resonate.
Sub Pop
The '90s alt-rock revivalists return with a solid follow-up to Feels Like.
Felte
Inspired by an anti-commercial manifesto and recorded in three days, this is the band's most uncompromising music.
Parlophone / Rhino
The reissue campaign continues with a second disc of demos, B-sides, remixes, new liner notes, and a Bee Gees cover.
Parlophone / Rhino
The band's strong tenth album is expanded with rarities, remixes, a medley of old hits, demos, and more.
Various Artists
Light in the Attic Records
The first fully licensed comp of obscure acid folk and underground rock from Japan, handsomely presented by Light in the Attic.
Sargent House
The Belfast-based quartet continue producing accessible, optimistic instrumental rock on their fifth full-length.
Legacy / Sony Music
A cozy set of classic country covers recorded by Willie and his sons in 2012.
Sinderlyn
Another set of poetic, gracefully atypical singer/songwriter fare from Bartell, with guests including Angel Olsen.
Interscope
The 2017 reissue includes photos, a documentary, and demos that capture the band's early days.
2MR
Sensual, aloof, and witty, this is some of Laura Callier's clearest and most evocative minimal electro-pop yet.
Concord
The elfin violinist, dancer, and performance artist has crafted a fun and flighty set of modern holiday cheer that is most certainly of its time.
Salinas Records
Songwriter Sam Cook-Parrott and band return with another lovesick set of punk-infused indie pop.
Burger Records
Second solo album from the Corners frontman is more straightforward than his previous work, but still smart and satisfying.
Various Artists
Warner Bros.
The Canadian sisters commissioned LGBTQ-friendly artists to reinterpret their 2007 breakthrough album on this charity tribute.
Decca
Bychkov plans out vast arcs with precision and depth; the pleasures of the performance are too numerous to list.
LSO Live
Sir John Eliot Gardiner and his Monteverdi Choir bring something distinctive to the work in this live performance.
Signum Classics
Ashkenazy is the conductor you want in this work, and this is a tremendously exciting performance.
Coro
The seemingly indefatigable Christophers offers this as the first in a series of releases exploring the lesser-known Purcell.
Signum Classics
This is an unusually well-assembled program, favoring richer European textures over the pure English choral style.
Naxos
An obscure corner of repertoire, even for lovers of British chamber music, done in quietly graceful, precise readings.
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