A convincing mixture of medieval and Renaissance female-composed music with electronics that shows them fitting together at multiple levels.
Surprisingly powerful pivot to gospel that infuses songs of hope and resilience with the energy of New Orleans bounce.
At 89, the Chicago-by-way-of-Lousiana singer/guitarist remains a potent blues force.
This live compilation collects tracks from five different BBC sessions, highlighting the constant qualities of this idiosyncratic songwriter's musical language.
Newly remixed studio masters and outtakes from Presley's 1970s Los Angeles sessions for the greatest breakup album that never was.
A decade into his craft, this multi-genre songwriter brings a newfound self-assuredness to some of his best written and most carefully arranged songs to date.
A brief but powerful selection of standouts from the trailblazing producer's fabled Black Ark studio.
On their Concord debut, the East Coast vocal duo offer a fresh take on melding traditional pop, musicals, and West Coast jazz.
The fourth volume in this compilation series of unknown soft rock artists from the '70s and '80s focuses on even deeper obscurities from private press recordings.
Ranging from crushing riffs to ambient collages, Natalie Lu's debut album secures her place as one of the definitive shoegaze artists of the 2020s.