Featured New Releases

This 50th Anniversary Edition contains live recordings from Wembley Empire Pool in 1974 alongside a new remaster of Dark Side presented on CD, vinyl and Blu-ray.

Fifth album from prolific indie act with fuzzy melodies drawing from '80s college rock.

The songwriter takes on heavier themes surrounding change without sacrificing compact hooks, experimentation, or melodicism on her Anti- label debut.

The Philly power trio add even more guitars to their already guitar-forward style of scraggly post-grunge rock.

A nihilistic, and almost comically bleak trek into the dark heart of folk music.

The Ben Folds Five drummer turns his tender, evocative approach toward exploring connections on his third solo album.

The intense, swaggering debut full-length from the Canada-based producer and filmmaker is a futuristic mix of industrial rap, post-punk, and pop.

Beverly Glenn-Copeland's fourth album, originally released in 2004 under the name Phynix, fuses dance beats, global influences, and spiritual lyrics.

A rich collection of neo-classical solo pieces split into two halves that evoke the mercurial nature of the sea.

A juxtaposition of English medieval sacred music with Byzantine chant, based on a historical event of 1400.

A lighter-than-average Bruckner Seventh that brings to mind the symphony's old nickname, the "Lyric."

Impressive, sensitively sculpted, often transcendent late Beethoven from the Calidore Quartet.

Pairing of the two Saint-Saëns violin sonatas reveals their great distinctiveness.

Careful but not-dispassionate performances capture the density of Rachmaninov's tableaux-sans-programmes.

Superb homage to Handel in gripping performances by a rising pianist.