A previously unreleased 1962 nightclub date captures the legendary singer blending skill and savvy with a tremendous youthful joy.
This boxed document contains all the surviving performances by the guitar icon, both solo and with collaborators, from 1966 to 2009.
The heartfelt final album from the hip-hop crew balances gratitude and humility, tying a bow on their brief but impactful time on the scene.
A mystical fusion of synth pop, dream pop, and R&B, the project's third album transforms fantastical sensuality into an inspiring sense of self.
Rick Rubin-produced album from the classic rock stalwarts is made up of live-in-the-studio jams, environmental themes, and an overall feeling of mirth and togetherness.
Extremely well-wrought performances of some lesser-known Dvořák works.
A powerful, stylistically varied reflection on dark subject matter featuring an impressive cast of guests, including HAAi and Sherelle.
A fascinating four-disc chronicle of how David Bowie created the multifaceted Hunky Dory.
Sweaty, intense live album featuring the drummer's quartet with saxophonist Joe Farrell in New York City in 1967.
Hopelessly obscure while fetching large sums, London's Jazz Room painstakingly restores and reissues a true private-press jazz classic.
The second album from Jane Weaver's synth-heavy experimental project is arguably more cinematic-sounding than the first.
The Söderberg sisters' fifth studio LP is an uplifting one with production modeled on the '80s hits of acts like Fleetwood Mac and Tom Petty.
An unabashedly feel-good pop album that finds the L.A. band embracing their early neo-soul vibe.
Pastoral psychedelic pop crafted with intricate care and delivered with graceful, fragile beauty.
The wildly inventive Norwegian guitarist and composer collaborates with the Trondheim Jazz Orchestra on her most ambitious outing to date.
Jamal Moss returns to Soul Jazz Records with a sprawling album of raw, improvisational house tracks.
The singer/songwriter and producer Adrian Sherwood re-team for a set that reflects Nichols' views on his homeland in the 21st century.
The ultimate guitar hero plays a somewhat chaotic, often brilliant show two months before the breakup of the Experience.
The most extensive anthology of "the Everything Man" yet, this covers the funk specialist's oft-sampled 1966-1979 output over three discs.
Emotionally devastating third LP from the Japanese electronic singer/songwriter is also his most mature and relatable to date.
This collection includes most of the Boston trio's studio output from 2000 to 2005, a phase that found them incorporating jazz ideas into their post-hardcore sound.
An impeccably curated anthology from one of indie pop's greatest cult heroes.
Inspired by their late friend and collaborator Philippe Zdar, the band puts their melodies and exuberance up front with winning results.
The second volume of archival demos from the '70s exposes a more somber side of this obscure psychedelic soft rocker.
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The 30th anniversary edition of the Cure's ninth studio album includes a wealth of previously unreleased demos, outtakes, and live tracks from the era.
A spectacular document of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers sounding like the world's best garage band.
Fifth album from this soft rock-inspired songwriter builds on the orchestral majesty of earlier work while focusing on themes of isolation and societal dread.