The octogenarian drummer's all-star quartet offer a master class in the less-is-more approach to creative ensemble play.
This sumptuously funky entry in the Jazz Is Dead series marks Brian Jackson's first leader date in more than 20 years.
The trio’s fourth album taps into everything that makes them so special among the legions of bands reinventing synth pop in the 2020s.
The South African artist's stunning debut album expresses tenderness and vulnerability through a dense fusion of art pop and experimental club styles.
The longtime indie folk collaborators switch gears to deliver a powerful ambient record informed by childhood memories of new age subculture.
On her debut album, the London-based composer and multi-instrumentalist creates a holistic meld of spiritual jazz, funk, soul, and electronica.
Joined by some of the best female vocalists Australia has to offer, the veteran pop craftsman offers up a moving set of sleek heartbreak duets.
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The Super Deluxe Editions of All Things Must Pass contain a host of demos and outtakes over the course of five CDs or eight LPs; the CD incarnation also includes a Blu-ray with surround mixes.
Triumphant artistic showcase that pairs the pop star with producers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
A more elemental second album of engaging, shambolic pop from the Elliott Smith and L.A. punk disciple.
On his 20th album, the saxophonist and his ensemble explore the West African roots in soul, gospel, Afro-Cuban jazz, and more.
The legendary hard bop trumpeter's final dynamic live 1970 concert album is presented in full.
Beautifully etched Sibelius, with a star turn by soprano Davidsen.
The singer/songwriter, producer, and composer's first two EPs flow between R&B and ambient pop with a velvety, subtle beauty.
With their first vocal-driven album, the noise-rock combo deliver a chaotic treatise on culture's influence on the self.
This dark, challenging, and often fearless album pushes past the hazy R&B tendencies of previous work into more daring and emotionally raw avant-pop territory.
An extraordinary realization of Liszt's rather neglected organ works on the new instrument at the Philharmonie de Paris.
Lo-fi beatmaker transitions into vibrant singer/songwriter with electronic production tendencies on this collection of vibrant, warm, and rapidly changing sounds.
Still mixing garage punk and 1960s pop, Shannon Shaw and her bandmates sound deeper and more mature on their sixth album.
Dozens of previously unreleased tracks join remasters of two original albums from a curious and creatively rich phase of one of rock's most important legacies.
Kevin Martin delivers another guest-heavy dystopian epic in the vein of London Zoo and Angels & Devils.
Pastoral, melancholy collection of intimate snapshots from frontman Brandon Flowers' hometown.
GB and Yeofi Andoh's second album of heady avant-soul celebrates the sharing of space and life itself.
The debut LP from this Bay Area band marries specific twee pop and paisley underground influences without losing sight of a more personalized vision.
The band's third record is willing to descend even further down the rabbit hole, offering a good time despite all the twists and turns.
Somehow Segall manages to sound sleek and nasty at once as he cleans up his garage sound while adding synths and tightening up the arrangements.