An outstanding third album from these smart Australian punks that often deals with the reality of living with mental illness.
This handsome box set offers an essential reassessment of the final seven albums the bassist, composer, and bandleader recorded between 1973 and 1979.
Career-spanning collection of odds and sods including demos, lost tracks, and rare singles from the long-running, ever-inspiring group.
The Portland duo build on their debut with a more varied and undeniably melodic follow-up.
After a few solo albums of gentle, lonely Americana, the Wand bandleader shifts course drastically in favor of greasy, layered guitar riffs and hard-rocking weirdness.
John Grant and Wrangler tighten their focus on their second album to confront corruption and indifference with humor and horror.
Powerful fourth album from the Australian instrumental duo, alternating between punishing sludge metal and beautifully haunting neo-classical passages.
The U.K. art-pop combo sound fresh and revitalized on their guest-heavy, space-themed fifth album.
Dave Grohl processes the loss of bandmate Taylor Hawkins on this cathartic album.
The epic tale of the Divina Commedia is given new life in the first ballet by composer Adès.
The eccentric Texas guitarist offers an album of tension and melodic elegance.
The multifaceted artist returns to the dancefloor with a surprising, ambitious mix of instant-gratification disco-pop and sweaty, hypnotic grooves.
A wonderful tribute to a French pedagogue who wrote truly virtuosic neoclassic music in the middle of the 20th century.
The doom metal supergroup's first album of new material in 17 years continues the writhing, tortured intensity of their earlier work.
The group's second foray into metal is even more fierce and gripping than their first, incorporating black metal influences into the mix.
The rap visionary revisits one of his key alter egos on the sequel to his 1999 major-label effort.
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The duo's spooky, electronics-heavy score for the Netflix series about warring witches is as genuine and creative as any of the pair's albums.
The prolific singer/songwriter offers a distant sequel of sorts to his earlier highlight Transistor Radio.
The singer/songwriter and bassist's stellar first album as a leader for Blue Note, produced by Josh Johnson.
A dazzling summation of the first 25 years in the career of a unique, singularly talented singer and songwriter.
The former Oasis leader demonstrates some subtle new tricks on this unusually satisfying album.
This remarkable set collating 35 years of high-quality singles speaks for itself.
Detroit's most brilliant malcontents go marching on, musically and editorially, on their excellent sixth album.
Comprehensive boxed retrospective by the outsider acoustic guitarist highlights decades of inquiry, exploration, and innovation.
Film noir meets Western cowboy tropes on the Los Angeles-based British duo's third album.
The third album from this Australian outfit is as catchy with its college rock-informed songwriting as it is emotionally overpowering in its bleakly brilliant lyricism.
On their first studio album in 46 years, the quintet offer an updated sound to carry their transcendent global fusion to both old and new listeners.
The '90s-loving duo skillfully dial back the noise-damaged portion of their sound in favor of a more melancholy, sweetly sad approach.
The duo respond to a world in flux with a tight collection of post-punk that expertly balances melody, noise, and a wry sense of humor.
Following induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the outlaw country legend re-teams with co-producers Brandi Carlile and Shooter Jennings.
The band's brilliant debut album of malevolent psychedelic noise rock is joined here by a wealth of extras, including never-before-released live recordings.
A superb group of Liszt orchestral songs includes world premieres.
Canadian trio assembles subtle and overt reference points into a collage of sharp, jangly indie punk on their fifth full-length.
A career-spanning collection of frothy dance-pop and sophisti-soul from the Paul Weller associate with plenty of talent of her own.
The drummer/composer/educator and collaborators present a brilliantly pointillistic, polymetric, authoritatively evolved language for jazz piano trio.
An excellent collection of beat-driven highlights from the vast back catalog of reissue-heavy German label Bureau B.