The Toronto group's third album examines the ever-changing nature of identity and relationships with exhilarating, shape-shifting, experimental pop.
The Hammond B-3 master is joined by punk legend Iggy Pop on this earthy Don Was production.
A clever, cathartic pandemic album featuring poignant and playful piano songs about isolation and living through screens.
The retro-country specialist's third album brings in an outside producer for the first time to burnish a full set of spunky, heartbroken earworms.
A thorough overview of the British "neo-Marxist funk band"'s first era that's smart, challenging, and wildly entertaining.
Released nearly 60 years after being recorded, this long-languishing date adds weight to the pianist's critical reputation for genius.
Returning to work with her trio in time to celebrate their tenth anniversary, the Norwegian guitarist convincingly expands her jazz palette.
The Boston outfit craft a sophisticated blend of vintage-inspired soul and adult contemporary pop on their seventh album.
Del Rey continues her evolution from pop persona to emotionally and culturally complex artist, turning in her most atmospheric work to date.
A well-chosen selection of home-recorded pop songs that have lo-fidelity, but high-quality melodies, inventive arrangements and deliver deep feels.
A fresh, kinetic, and thrilling Beethoven's Ninth from Honeck and his increasingly well-drilled Pittsburghers.
To celebrate 20 years, the Japanese power trio and a symphony orchestra delivered a career-spanning performance at the Barbican Centre.
The long-awaited second Neil Young Archives box is a deep, revelatory look at his mid-1970s creative peak.
Jangly, psychedelic, and wistfully tuneful, the debut from this Woods/Skygreen Leopards collaborative project finds both players bringing out the best in each other.
The singer/songwriter turns away from heartache on softly strong songs about the beauty of everyday love and happiness.
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Brilliant collision of prog rock, psychedelia, baroque pop, and proto-metal, collected here with later demos.
This double album from the Philly duo pushes every dimension of their primitive cosmic punk even further out.
The duo's most infectious album since Nikki Nack captures the point where frustration becomes positive action.
A rare gem of heartfelt expression and celestial liminality, June's dreamy fifth album mixes folk, soul, and light psychedelia.
Another one of the Cherry Red label's deep digs into the post-punk era, this is full of thrills and surprises.
An impressive, mostly home-recorded meld of art rock, synth pop, textured instrumentals, and sound experiments from the artist fka East India Youth.