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Paisley pop and sunbaked country-rock meet in cosmic fashion on the band's near-perfect debut album, expanded here with bonus tracks.
Recorded live in studio, this incendiary eight-song set of catalog material is a pandemic-dictated celebration of the band's tenth anniversary.
Utterly distinctive recital exploring the deep Arab traces in European song, and then inflecting Egyptian songs back toward the West.
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Long overdue collection of the indie pop band's singles that range from giddy, girl group-influenced twee pop to powerfully punchy Brit-pop.
The farewell album from these long-running art rockers takes their ever-shifting sound in a decidedly more electronic direction.
Octogenarian Neeme Järvi continues to dominate his French ballet specialty in these sparkling Delibes scores.
Working once again on his own, McCartney writes for himself, not the charts, winding up with an off-kilter pop album.
The duo and hundreds of living and sampled collaborators head to space and give listeners something to cry and dance about.
Chamber pop's premier cult figure delivers his first solo outing in 13 years and it's as classy as anything in his catalog.
Classic indie pop sounds -- Sarah Records circa 1993 -- home-cooked with care by Glenn Donaldson of Skygreen Leopards.
A sparkling Petrushka is joined to an unusual work with links to the Russian-French ballet tradition.