Featured New Releases for
July 18, 2025

Another accomplished, heartrending set from Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová -- their first together since 2009's Strict Joy.

— Marcy Donelson

This 20th Anniversary expanded set features their breakout album alongside b-sides, rarities, and a bonus disc of remixes.

The soundtrack to a documentary about the Detroit techno legend appropriately captures the cinematic side of his discography.

— Paul Simpson

The five-piece end an indefinite hiatus with second set of prickly indie rock bangers for Sub Pop.

— Marcy Donelson

After albums with Chaz Bear and Wye Oak, the textural art-pop connoisseur works with Ben Sloan (the National, Why?) and Stephen Patota (Flocks, Why?).

— Marcy Donelson

For the first time, the queen of neo-traditionalist country co-wrote and co-produced her own feminist, autobiographical album.

— Thom Jurek

Excellent collection of hooky, jangling power pop from a wide range of artists and bands both classic and obscure, sometimes even popular.

— Tim Sendra

The second eight-disc retrospective from the British duo contains all five albums released between 1994 and 2004, with three discs of rarities and memorabilia.

— Thom Jurek

The British singer imbues classic jazz and pop with a contemporary attitude.

— Matt Collar

Gutsy, dramatic readings of bel canto arias from a rising soprano.

— James Manheim

Examinations of famed Bach keyboard collections, both through and enjoyable.

— James Manheim

Premiere recording by a newly installed choir director features contemporary music, much of it of a challenging type.

— James Manheim

A sonically cleaned-up version of the Van Cliburn Competition performance that put this young pianist on the map.

— James Manheim

A superb collection of oboe music brings to life an underrated composer of the middle 20th century.

— James Manheim

The diversity and drawing power of this young organist's programming reach new heights on this 2025 release.

— James Manheim