A change of pace that finds the project swerving into dramatic, surprising pop songs full of darkness and pain.
The legendary bassist showcases vocalist Jean Baylor on this gorgeous quintet album.
Everything the brilliant singer/songwriter recorded throughout his up-and-down career, topped with hits, rarities, and previously unreleased tracks.
Archival compilation of unreleased material from this hidden gem of the sunshine pop era.
Soulful anthology of saxophonist Davis' classic 1958 albums with organist Scott.
The New York composer's fifth album is a delight of shape-shifting melodies and enchanting cyclical moods.
Deluxe edition of the band's sophisticated pop classic, featuring B-sides, 12" versions, songs recorded for a never-finished second album, and a 1982 live show.
The third album of wistful, hazy ambient/post-rock compositions from Hollie Kenniff of dream pop duo Mint Julep.
Murky, moody psychedelic music powered by darkly menacing lyrics, gently chiming guitars, and swaths of degraded electronic sounds.
This follow-up to the carefully considered, award-winning Jesup Wagon showcases the immediacy and range in the saxophonist's musical imagination.
On his third Blue Note leader date, the veteran drummer/composer links jazz, Latin, and African music by focusing his attention on guaguancó.
Using a 19th-century pipe organ as a source, the composers deliver a rainbow's worth of ambient pieces ranging from soft to all-consuming.
The distinctive Irish singer/songwriter's deeply felt fifth full-length effort seeks to reconnect to the natural world.
The English musician takes something of a left turn and delivers a sleek, deeply satisfying dance record.
The band's reimagining of Vertigo Days brings the concert experience to their studio with intimate and undeniably kinetic results.
Extensive box set that collects the entire recorded output of this mythical and fascinating indie band, including both studio albums and ample additional material.
An artfully raw post-punk vibe and candidly straightforward lyrics mark the Nashville group's sixth album.
The eighth album from this former Go-Between is a heavy but beautiful reflection on family, aging, and wisdom gained as life goes on.
Into their fifth decade, the Japanese trio sound as happily hooky as ever as they tackle punky pop and poppy punk with joyous abandon.
Typically thrilling performances and insistently hooky songs from the long-running group, played here with extra verve -- and emotion.
The eighth album from this ever-changing art pop act intertwines themes of motherhood with accessible disco-funk and synth-heavy arrangements.
The trio adds vibrant psychedelic and electronic touches to its maximalist pop on more songs from The Pink Album sessions.
Extensive compilation of '80s post-punk, art rock, synth pop, and other wild sounds curated by Porcupine Tree guitarist Steven Wilson.
Cherry Red continues their year-by-year examination of '80s synth pop, digging deeper into the year the genre infiltrated radio airwaves.
The last word on the living word -- a lavish 12-disc box set documenting Stax Records' 1972 benefit concert for the Watts Summer Festival.
America's quintessential indie rock band embrace a new level of D.I.Y. with an album reflecting the mastery of their process.