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The reissue of the late young pianist/composer's iconic third album from 2011 sounds ahead of its time more than a decade later.
Essential document of the group at their prime, using material from Ege Bamyasi as the launching pad for extended freak-outs.
Fusing elegantly fractured trip-hop with wicked riffs and aching vocals, the singer/songwriter heals from trauma and reinvents her music.
Collection of radio sessions that includes tracks from the band's lost second album along with plenty of inspired and energetic indie rock brilliance.
Vince Guaraldi, Stevie Wonder, and Donald Fagen, among other artists obscure and popular alike, are delightfully covered by the Butcher Brown multi-instrumentalist.
Shades of interwar styles are superbly captured by this violinist and orchestra.
A notably impassioned debut by a Chicago duo who alternate desperate ballads, midtempo earworms, and nihilistic rockers to moving effect.
A successful collaboration that sounds like the work of two friends bonding over everything that made them fall in love with club culture.
An unusually hushed and warm -- yet typically vital -- album from the folk-punk singer/songwriter.
The third album from the guitarist's band showcases a solidified lineup weaving progressive and indie pop into their ambitious mix.
Vibrant, blissful, and exploratory full-length crafted from two days' worth of improvisations at the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Los Angeles.
Sadier combines urgent calls for love and self-knowledge with experimental sonics that border on sacred, making for some of her most vital solo music.
A lean, nervy rock album that uses its mess and contradictions to its own advantage.
The midtempo, hook-strong follow-up to History of a Feeling shines a light on love's underbelly, where the flaws, compromises, and insecurities lie.
The sixth album from this New Jersey indie band continues their arc of maturation while returning to the straightforward charm of their earliest days.
The band reclaim a vital part of their history with the official release of these pivotal 1985 performances.
Lovingly curated selection of full albums, singles, and rarities from the 1990s by the gently experimental space-age slowcore band.
Massive collection of the new wave baroque pop band's work that gathers up three full albums, singles, B-sides, remixes, and rarities.
Remastered anthology collection of this obscure Long Island garage band who took their homespun psychedelia further out than most.