Featured New Releases for
May 26, 2015

Breathless

Blue Note
The trumpeter dives into electric funk and R&B with the help of his E-Collective band and vocalist PJ Morton.

— Matt Collar

English Graffiti

Columbia
By embracing the tacky trashiness of glam and new wave, the Vaccines wind up with their best record to date.

— Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Explains

Woodsist
The Alabama-bred, California-based folk-pop outlier's most polished offering to date.

— James Christopher Monger

Nature

Kranky
Honey Owens returns with a transporting, organic set of psych pop that welcomes change and honors her roots.

— Heather Phares

Consumer Complaints

Fat Cat / FatCat Records
Featuring members of Wetdog and Trash Kit, the band's debut delivers potent, sharp-edged songs full of humor, anger, wit and grit.

— Heather Phares

Radius

Capitol
The "hippie with soul" (and an ax to grind), joined by Tingsek, gets a little slicker on his proper major-label debut.

— Andy Kellman

Back 2 Love

Shanachie
R&B
Featuring appearances from Phil Perry and Stokley Williams, the singer marks two decades as a solo artist with one of her best albums.

— Andy Kellman

Sundown Over Ghost Town

Signature / Signature Sounds / Signature Sounds Recording Company
The queen of the minor key returns to her home state of Idaho and turns in one of the strongest albums of her career.

— Timothy Monger

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