Featured New Releases for
January 10, 2025

Returning to Puerto Rico amid turbulent political climes, Bad Bunny's sixth album uplifts and uproots in equal doses.

— David Crone

Franz Ferdinand feel more engaged than they have in some time on The Human Fear, offering some of their most self-assured music.

The Beatles' leading country fan records a rootsy, down-home LP that's warm, wise, and thoroughly satisfying.

— Mark Deming

With earned outrage cranked up high and apologies at near zero, the U.K. power duo take on misogyny, capitalism, and more on an irrepressible debut.

— Marcy Donelson

The English singer/songwriter's late-career renaissance continues with a rangy and eclectic set of surprising vitality.

— Timothy Monger

A triumphant smorgasbord of the sounds and styles that have made Cope one of rock's great outsiders.

The Australian psych trio's second Soul Jazz Records release is their most focused and energetic work to date.

— Paul Simpson

The fourth studio album from the chart-topping Atlanta rapper includes multiple features from other big-name guests like Travis Scott and Rod Wave.

— TiVo Staff

A 12-part seasonal work offers a good example of this increasingly popular composer's style.

— James Manheim

Wonderfully varied cello tones and superb coordination between the players in this Brahms cello sonata recording.

— James Manheim

The sketches on this enthusiastic album by a newcomer are ragtime- and jazz-flavored.

— James Manheim

A giant set of variations based on the folk song "House of the Rising Sun."

— James Manheim

Works by the "Russian Gershwin" take on real brilliance here in the hands of his champion.

— James Manheim

Deliberate, fantasy-like playing runs counter to type in a well-chosen pair of Schubert sonatas.

— James Manheim