An inspired pairing that yields an album of rugged grace and poeticism.
A varied but consistently high-quality 12-song set recorded with the acoustic trio of Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen.
This previously lost concert features the great pianist and harpist with an all-star double quartet performing her own and John Coltrane's compositions.
The fourth album by the Brazilian pianist was inspired by a nearly mystical 4,600 kilometer journey to Manaus in the Amazon Basin.
The country-influenced second act in the reclamation trilogy brings history, famous friends, and family legacy together for an impressive statement.
Containing the indestructible disco anthem "I'm Every Woman," a solid solo debut delivered between two of the singer's best LPs with Rufus.
The Canadian shape-shifter and his band go full bore on this smart, swaggering punk set.
This Chicago ensemble celebrates 50 years with wildly creative redone selections from their catalog with a small handful of covers.
The Australian lo-fi duo takes a significant leap forward on this double album pop opus.
The electronic visionary's third album builds on all of her past achievements, and features high-profile guests like Björk and Philip Glass.
Inspired by death, new motherhood, and creativity itself, the singer/songwriter and composer delivers flowing, affecting music filled with wonder.
A gorgeously textured and varied set from the enigmatic guitarist featuring production from Joe Henry.
The experimental composer utilizes a programmable instrument to create an understated yet otherworldly sound environment made up primarily of acoustic piano sounds.
The former Sonic Youth member delivers knife-edged beats and hypnotic character studies that feel like the essence of her entire body of work.
Originally available only on cassette, this 1996 album features the words of Victorian-era poet Charlotte Mew as interpreted by a pioneer of lo-fi indie.
1995 album from this home recording visionary finds her making the transition to relatively clearer production without sacrificing her inventiveness or unique songwriting style.
A bracing, powerful work concentrating on British colonialism and its aftereffects, featuring a stellar cast of guest collaborators.
A bright, colorful record that places equal weight on mood and melody.
The singer/songwriter's breezy, tender third album explores the powerful physical and emotional hold of new love within the gay Black club scene.
Twelfth LP from the global pop star that essentially merges a short new album with a de facto "Greatest Hits 2022-2024."
The Philly band make their Third Man Records debut with their most stylistically diverse yet still rockin' album to date.
A comprehensive box set of the band's singles and rarities collections that completes their fascinating, innovative body of work.
Album eight hits a sweet spot with 17 bittersweet, grooving synth pop tracks that play out like an hour-long DJ set for the alienated.
The eighth and final album from the Canadian crew merges their pop-punk and metal-leaning sides onto a sprawling double LP.
A dazzlingly spacy, gothy companion concept album to 2023's The Hypnogogue.
An exceptionally warm and intimate album that benefits from the interaction of a full band featuring MJ Lenderman, Spencer Tweedy, and Phil Cook.
Formidable 7" and 12" material from the dark Hamburg post-punk band, recorded before they signed to 4AD.
Leeds post-punks upstage their Mercury Prize-nominated debut with a wry, chaotic, and infectious follow-up produced by Gorillaz's Remi Kabaka, Jr.