Featured New Releases for
May 30, 2025

Something Beautiful

Columbia
Cyrus follows some of her biggest successes with an ambitious, sensual album that reminds listeners of her experimental side.

— Heather Phares

With Trampled by Turtles

Sub Pop
Turning drastically from the cold electronica of his last solo album, the former Low member teams up with a rootsy bluegrass group for this spirited effort.

— Fred Thomas

Possession

Drag City
The sonic chameleon jumps a level to try classic rocker with strings and horns on for size and finds the fit to be perfect.

— Tim Sendra

Get Sunk

Concord
With his lyrical prowess on full display, the National singer takes stock of those who make us who we are on a bittersweet sophomore LP.

— Marcy Donelson

2

Anti-
Captained by Andy Shauf, a surprising follow-up that trades the pastoral indie rock of the project's debut for melodic, sample-based experimentalism.

— Marcy Donelson

Caroline 2

Rough Trade
The U.K. octet's intoxicating sophomore LP runs the gamut from spare experimental folk to crushing noise.

— Marcy Donelson

Cover the Mirrors

The Noise Company
Power pop songwriter simultaneously expresses overpowering grief and inspired hopefulness in this loving tribute to his late son.

— Fred Thomas

Black Hole Superette

Rhymesayers Entertainment
Rap
Another expertly crafted effort from the rapper and producer, commenting on consumerism with remarkably detailed stories.

— Paul Simpson

Counterclockwise

Drag City
On their first long-player since 2016, Dawn McCarthy and Nils Frykdahl enlist their daughters in creating this magical double album.

— Thom Jurek

Hope We Have Fun

Neon Gold / Universal
The Philly band's fourth outing is an organic and deeply textured set with strong dynamics.

— Timothy Monger

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