Featured New Releases for
July 7, 2023

I Inside the Old Year Dying

Partisan
Based on Harvey's epic poem Orlam, her spellbinding tenth album contemplates the transition from childhood to adulthood with hallucinatory folk, rock, and electronics.

— Heather Phares

Slugs of Love

Ninja Tune
Delightful seventh helping of slightly eccentric pop from the Swedish group, featuring appearances from JID and Damon Albarn.

— Andy Kellman

1980s Bubblegum

Chapter Music
Essential collection of tracks by an unjustly obscure Australian band who helped invent indie pop in the early '80s.

— Tim Sendra

The Greater Wings

Ghostly International
The Vashti Bunyan and Joni Mitchell disciple's follow-up to 2017's Not Even Happiness manages to raise the stakes in artistry.

— Marcy Donelson

Suede [30th Anniversary Edition]

Edsel
Exciting, glamorous, and louche, the classic album is a shimmering collision of glam attitude, arena-sized ambition, and brilliant guitar playing, reissued here with B-sides.

— Tim Sendra

Angels & Queens [Deluxe]

Atlas Artists / Parlophone
R&B
All seven songs from 2022's "part one" are augmented by five new ones and a thumping hybrid of gospel-disco-funk, "Love and Hate in a Different Time."

— Andy Kellman

Rain Before Seven...

Erased Tapes Records
The fifth album from Arthur Jeffes' ensemble acknowledges grief and loss but mostly prefers to express joy and optimism.

— Paul Simpson

RPG

Upset the Rhythm
The project's third album connects the storytelling of British folk and the world-building of video games with striking, inspiring results.

— Heather Phares

Canyon

Kranky
Playful, reflective solo keyboard compositions meant to evoke the daily life of a bear in a canyon in the Smoky Mountains.

— Paul Simpson

Previous Week
Next Week