The band's hallucinatory second album uses otherworldly noise rock and electronics to capture the magnitude of loss.
Disappointment and depression fuel earworms on a set of lo-fi synth pop that marries dark post-punk and bittersweet indie pop tradition.
The second volume in the band's Disharmonium series is more experimental, consistent, and and expansive than its predecessor.
A compelling compilation of iconic Bob Marley tracks revisioned by contemporary Afrobeats artists.
A hushed and deeply focused solo outing from this rusty-voiced songwriter recalls elements of his most celebrated earlier work.
The Big Thief guitarist's third LP is again highlighted by poetic lyrics, charming melodies, an A-plus live-in-studio band, and disarming sincerity.
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Tenth anniversary reissue of the psych-gaze cult classic, including its dual mono instrumental mix and the band's first song in a decade.
Joshua Karpeh's second album -- his first for Blue Note -- is a pronounced and fascinating deviation from his debut.
The former B-52s singer's vibrant second solo album captures a turning point in her life with buoyant synth-pop and gauzy dream-pop reveries.
By keeping melodies and harmonies at the forefront, these Grateful Dead disciples keep their shaggy music lucid.
The intricately self-produced, disheartened follow-up to 2020's All That Emotion is an exercise in writing more candidly that pays off.
On his Blue Note debut, the Cuban pianist and a killer band weave Latin jazz, post-bop, blues, French chanson, and global funk.
Brilliant, knife's-edge treatments of Ysaÿe's six virtuoso sonatas also delve into the traditions they represent.
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Delightful collection of beloved hits from classic Ghibli animated films featuring the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
The pianist and singer brings a heartfelt intimacy to his seventh album's message of healing and unity.
Interior art-pop ballads from the British singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer formerly known as Blue Roses.
The first official release of one of the better-known "lost records" in rock history, finished in 1977 but existing only in bootleg form until this edition.
This salute to the Texas country great Ray Price is an unusually warm and lively tribute album.
A tenth anniversary, track-by-track reworking of the band's thrilling breakthrough LP, Lanterns, featuring Sound of Ceres, Kishi Bashi, and many more.
The veteran band's final U.S. show captures their greatness with a gripping set centered on their earliest, noisiest days in the underground.
The genre-blurring art-pop songwriter and her touring band rework highlights from her first three albums.
An extraordinary Mozart program mixes unknown works with fresh readings of well-worn sonatas.
A near-perfect distillation of the Detroit art-punk collective's maximalist pop that swaps discord for fist-pumping arena rock.
The Swedish garage-punks return from a lengthy hiatus with a concentrated dose of their brash, snarky rock.
Lovingly presented collection of the Detroit group's A-sides and B-sides helmed by the Philly soul co-orchestrator.
Four-hour-long compilation collects a spectrum of American psychedelic rock, acid folk, sunshine pop, and more from the year 1967.
12-track collection of veteran and younger artists digging deep into various strains of blues, ancient and future.