Featured New Releases for
February 17, 2023

Trustfall

RCA
The thoughtful ninth set from the reliable pop hitmaker is a soulful, nourishing document of faith and growth.

— Neil Z. Yeung

7s

Domino
The fourth solo album from the Animal Collective co-founder distills the wealth of strange sounds he's explored throughout his long-wandering history.

— Fred Thomas

Our Best Place

Good Charamel Records
Into their fifth decade, the Japanese trio sound as happily hooky as ever as they tackle punky pop and poppy punk with joyous abandon.

— Tim Sendra

Keep Up the Good Work

Bella Union
The Danish collective's moving third album offers warm yet complex meditations on what it means to be part of a family.

— Heather Phares

Various Artists

Teenage Glampage: Can the Glam 2

7T's / Glam
The second volume in an ongoing series collects another 80 artifacts of '70s glam from big stars and lesser-known artists alike.

— Fred Thomas

in|FLUX

City Slang
Subtly expanding her intimate chamber-rock palette, Savage encouraged spontaneity in the studio on a sophomore LP about humanity's contradictions.

— Marcy Donelson

The Vivian Line

Cooking Vinyl
The great songwriter leaves Canada's suburbs for a few days in Nashville, hitting a sweet spot between the familiar and the challenging.

— Mark Deming

@ / At

Mind Palace Music

Carpark Records
An unpredictable lo-fi folk-pop gem with engaging melodies and quirky, sometimes dazzling arrangements.

— Timothy Monger

Nocturne

Sekito
The London-based artist's 2015 debut solo release is a focused yet exploratory set of jazzy neo-soul and hip-hop.

— Paul Simpson

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