The saxophonist and composer returns to recording with a smoking jazz band filled with old and new friends, including vibist Patricia Brennan.
Damon McMahon's dense, challenging critique of American culture's need to conform is equal parts timely and timeless.
An impassioned second album from the Grammy- and Golden Globe-winning singer/actress, this neatly deviates from the throwback orientation of the debut.
The eclectic violinist goes all-in for jazz on this subtle, evocative exploration of the Great American Songbook.
On her solo debut for Verve, the Brooklyn-based singer, composer, and producer delivers a poignant, sensuous meditation on the night.
The singer/songwriter returns from a long hiatus with gorgeously weathered songs that explore aging with resolute honesty.
Gathering demos for what would have been the pioneering electronic pop duo's fifth album, this collection abounds with raw brilliance.
Beautifully sad, warmly played and sung album about death and healing made with subtle country-rock and electronic accents.
The Los Angeles-based producer and percussionist assembles a wonderful cast for a conceptual album centered on birth and parenthood.
This revamped version of 3.15.2020 sports a new mix, a shuffled track list, and all the daring and unpredictable brilliance of the original.
One of country's greatest vocalists pays homage to her friends and peers on her 55th album.
The band's despondently beautiful fourth album pairs songs about a world falling apart with seductive sonics and a little bit of hope.
While the singer and songwriter regularly surprises listeners, this set of covers from the classic Latin rock era is revelatory.
With Ross Orton producing, mixing, and programming for the first time, the band comes off as a driving, futurist funk machine.
Pet Sounds-informed production, mercurial bossa nova breezes, and expanded instrumentation broaden the insular sound world of this already captivating singer/songwriter.
Now available on physical formats, the Emmy-winning comedian takes a darker, long-form turn with a special chronicling addiction and rehab.
Using the idea of dance as a creative and physical engine, the saxophonist's star-studded cast travel across jazz, funk, fusion, R&B, and more.
A bright, lively, and fresh spin on classic rock from the actress turned singer.
A mesmerizing sophomore LP that draws on the sonics of Mazzy Star, the Velvet Underground, Speedy Wunderground, noise rock, haunted folk, and more.
An artful, emotionally resonant ninth album that finds the Nashville band recapturing the playful, post-punk energy of their early work.
The Norwegian expat and his Sicilian string band create breezy chamber pop with South American and Italian flair.
The proper debut full-length from this New Jersey indie outfit takes a slightly different approach for each of its eight tuneful and tastefully arranged tracks.
The second improvised offering by the duo was recorded in Australia by the seaside in a hearty spirit of openness to musical inquiry.
A sonically thrilling and rallying dispatch from the Niger-based guitar hero.
Nick Cave's longtime collaborator shows his estimable talents as an interpretive vocalist and arranger on this powerful solo effort.
Another confident late period effort of smart songwriting, guitar wizardry, and surprising vigor.
Chicago's math rock titans dish out ten bangers in 28 minutes in a fitting yet unexpected finale to their career.
The tenth studio set from the Aussie pop wiz matches the power and intensity of her mid-2010s mainstream peak.
The band's complete killer 1971 run at Norway's Henie Onstad Art Centre, with another unissued concert from the night before, in stellar sound.
Overdue anthology of the singer's West End recordings, including eternal club hits "Work That Body," "When You Touch Me," and "Heartbeat."
Flashes of their retro-pop past and Latin-infused present mix on a great album from these roots country veterans.
The double album from this psychedelic collective splits its time evenly between sleepless, observational, lyrical songs and free-floating jams.
The Ohio super duo end their multi-album, metaphorical mythology with yet another genre-blurring collection.
The band blow up their proto-metal template to create an imaginary soundtrack that pays tribute to Italian cinema of the '70s.
Four-CD set tracing the development of dark, atmospheric alternative music from post-punk to goth club favorites and neo-classical dream pop.
