Featured New Releases for
January 6, 2023

At the age of 75, the World's Forgotten Boy makes a tough rock & roll album that's angry, opinionated, and full of joyous life.

— Mark Deming

Run the Jewels rework their fourth album with the help of an impressive cast of Latin American musicians.

— Paul Simpson

An intimate yet dazzlingly playful and improvisatory duo performance captured at the iconic Greenwich Village club.

— Matt Collar

Psychedelic weirdness and tough garage rock collide on a set of songs concocted by studio vets and an oddball producer.

— Tim Sendra

Balkan-rooted world dance fest by Radulović brings to mind the work of Eastern European violinists of a century or more ago.

— James Manheim

Exceptionally sensitive Schubert and Liszt from underrated pianist Sylviane Deferne.

— James Manheim

Tharaud delivers a variety of film music that will please crossover listeners while not neglecting those who like his adventuresomeness.

— James Manheim

Another welcome addition to the growing awareness of Weinberg's music from Gražinytė-Tyla.

— Keith Finke

Berlin Philharmonic players excel with restrained Brahms but are perhaps overcautious with the young Korngold.

— James Manheim

Ideally lively, airy recordings of some lesser-known Poulenc by the late conductor Tovey.

— James Manheim