Rivers in Our Veins
An ecstatic celebration of America's vital waterways mixing jazz, folk, and tap-dancing traditions.
An ecstatic celebration of America's vital waterways mixing jazz, folk, and tap-dancing traditions.
Marc Richter considers the similarities between AI software and his own composing methods on this surreal, powerful effort.
The classic blink-182 lineup reunites for a cathartic and deeply felt return to pop-punk form.
The Virginia-based quintet and a number of first-call guests deliver what is arguably the most elegant, soulful party album of the year.
The first effort from the U.K. roots-dub reggae ensemble in four decades is a triumphant comeback.
The ex-Guns N' Roses bassist continues his run of solidly composed, surprisingly deep solo material that ranges from tender Americana to narrative, socially conscious punk.
The British producer embraces his trance roots on his equally cathartic and euphoric debut album.
The producer returns from a six-year hiatus with artfully claustrophobic tracks that teeter between mournful and menacing.
The final concerto recording by the late pianist is a masterpiece of Mozart playing.
On her debut long-player, the Spanish singer and songwriter breaks down boundaries between indie, dance-pop, and flamenco.
A hand-picked orchestra and ensemble deliver a rousing success in this complete score recording premiere.
Known for their infectious grooves and whimsicality, the quasi-instrumental rock trio's third album adds sweeping strings to their eclectic sound.
4AD shines a light on the Leeds dream pop band's second album, remastered and augmented by the bonus 7" from the original vinyl pressing and nine demos.
Superb performances of Russian songs by a pair of performers who are exquisitely sensitive to each other.
Brilliant collection of early tracks recorded for BBC sessions in the mid-'80s that serve to define the classic indie pop sound.
The classic debut album from the New Orleans punk quartet who emulated the Clash but rocked way harder.
The second album from this Melbourne synth punk band amplifies the chaos, gloominess, and excitement of their already intense sound.
A magnificently controlled Mahler First in which scenes and sounds of Central Europe appear as if on a giant canvas.
The Warp debut from uncategorizable artist Jasper Marsalis is a vulnerable expression of raw truth.
A vibrant set of house tracks that serve as poignant reflections, celebrations, and peaceful protests.
Love, both human and divine, is examined in all its complexity and necessity in one of the songwriter's most affecting works.
The timeless and true indie rock band take a look back at a couple decades' worth of classic singles and non-LP surprises.
The country-psych duo's third album continues in the fancifully haunted fashion of their 2021 Kill Rock Stars debut.
A comprehensive five-disc boxed set from an undervalued Welsh band that helped bridge C86 to Britpop.
The third album from this Cincinnati synth punk trio gets darker and rawer, combining industrial dance elements with blown-out demo tape production.
The group's first album as a trio adds a shifting, shadowy mystique to their experimental electronic pop.
Collection of U.K. bands who helped to blow up preconceived notions of what rock music could be, while spinning it off in fascinating, oft-challenging directions.
An album of romantic sophisti-pop that sounds like a lost classic from the late '80s.