The Los Angeles singer pairs with Chicano Batman's Carlos Arévalo for her bold follow-up to Cha Cha Palace.
A loose and lively 2023 date with the Grammy-winning singer supported by Questlove, Robert Glasper, Burniss Travis, and Common.
Debut effort from an ambient jazz duo who describe their music as a meditation on Black being and non-being.
A tender, evocative sophomore LP populated by affection, longing, and outsider perspectives.
The sharp country singer/songwriter emphasizes her traditional roots.
The singer/composer and versatile percussion quartet reunite for a captivating set guided by 19th century poetry.
Fusing hyperpop and Y2K club music with nakedly confessional songwriting, the pop innovator delivers some of her most engaging and mature music.
Recorded in a day, the trio organically explores rhythms and spiritualities from across the globe with percussion, flutes, and homemade instruments.
Six-CD box set compiling nearly everything the British dream pop group released when they were signed to Dedicated.
A thorough examination of the creation of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars featuring 29 unreleased tracks.
The windswept and emotionally driven Australian instrumental trio pick up as if no time has passed on their first new album in ten years.
The sixth offering from the Ecuadorian-Swiss siblings and guests retains their desert-blown guitar sound but explores outer space, not the horizon.
Joy, optimism, and otherness fill the fourth album by Australia's premier hardcore avant-soul/jazz/funk/hip-hop band.
The Vegas crew's seventh set returns them to bombastic anthem territory after a period of introspection on their previous LP.
A more upbeat companion to the mournful Mercy, this finds the Velvet Underground co-founder full of energy, ideas, and intelligence.
The singer/songwriter's anger, anguish, and mordant wit are more tangible than ever on these portraits of deception and betrayal.
The premiere of an operatic adaptation of the novel and movie features an equally star-studded cast.
The keyboardist builds sonically vibrant crossover jazz worlds on his sophomore album.
The Brooklyn-by-way-of-Boston soul-pop outfit's breezy, feel-good eighth studio album.
Reissued in a definitive vinyl edition, Time is not only a Detroit jazz classic, but an iconic, wildly original classic of the jazz-funk era.
The great heroine of British folk-rock recruits a team of artists to sing her songs, and they do so beautifully.
Sounding refortified but no less mesmerizing, the trio's cinematic third LP shifts settings from pastoral Texas to haunted seaside England.
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T. Rex discover American soul on this loose, thrilling, and funky album that examines the myths and deep feelings of its main character, Marc Bolan.
On his intimate third Blue Note album, the pianist's trio delivers a three-movement masterwork balancing past, present, and future.
The music from the unreleased live-in-the-studio doc showcases a vigorous, stripped-back Wings.
The power pop-meets-hard rock legends celebrate their longevity with the angriest, hookiest, and most intense album of their career.
Cherry Red's comprehensive set celebrates the South London duo's proudly plastic -- and surprisingly influential -- fusion of punk and pop.
A surprisingly cohesive, poetic, lyrically tight album of characteristically ragged indie folk from the Upstate New Yorkers.
Dizzyingly varied live recital holds together thanks to constant pianistic invention and sheer sensitivity.
Continuing in the direction of Mike Paradinas' 2022 output, this effort is another winning mixture of choppy breakbeats and wistful melodies.