In the Meantime
On what could be titled The Even Greater Pains of Being Grown, the singer/songwriter balances personal turmoil with heightened melodicism.
On what could be titled The Even Greater Pains of Being Grown, the singer/songwriter balances personal turmoil with heightened melodicism.
The thrilling sophomore LP from the Aussie punks adds maturity and focus to the mix without sacrificing their rabid, defiant sound.
Highlighted by a duet with Bonnie "Prince" Billy, a second album of touching, reverb-washed reflections from Vancouver's Ashley Webber.
On album number six the Colombians invite a host of international guest artists to deliver their lushest, most elegantly detailed set to date.
Hannah Lew and company muse on humankind's ability to both grieve and thrive during difficult times with vaporous yet resilient synth pop.
Two decades after Dntel's breakthrough, Jimmy Tamborello proves he's still on the vanguard of combining uncannily pristine synth pop with real, imperfect emotions.
The artist offers a tender, poignant manifesto of love and empathy to a land, history, and people that haven't always loved him back.
The acclaimed bassist/singer continues to explore a far-reaching and experimental blend of avant-garde jazz, art rock, R&B, and beyond.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Henry Threadgill's longest-standing band delivers a playful, adventurous, idiosyncratic brand of modern jazz.
A transcendent big band album from the Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist, songwriter, and arranger.
A handsomely designed five-disc box traces the influential guitarist's career for over five decades, and offers a wealth of unissued material.
The former Fleetwood Mac vocalist/guitarist makes the most Fleetwood Mac-sounding solo album of his career.
The third album from this warped soft rock project dissects straightforward soul, lounge, and tropical jazz styles with confusing, wonderful results.
Flowing through mellow R&B and jazz-rap vibes, Camae Ayewa takes her fearless, revolutionary music in a more accessible direction.
The debut full-length from this Canadian trio finds a sweet spot between jangly college rock and energetic post-punk.
This live trio outing with Marcus Gilmore and James Francies offers older material and new work played with elasticity, adventure, and warmth.
Vigorous, lively Busoni with some unusual items from pianist Donohoe.
The long-running group abandon song structures in favor of impressionistic, sample-based pieces that sound like dub versions of imagined late-'90s pop ballads.
The fifth album from Montreal experimental rock trio is an immersive, metered listening experience made up of constant understated movement.
The Portland garage psych band explores self-reflective songwriting without losing any of the passion or drive of their earlier work.
Diligent boxed set containing the first five albums, and more, from one of the all-time great vocal groups.
The trumpeter crafts another uplifting blend of funky jazz, hip-hop, and R&B.
Marvelous "generations" of Baroque music performance, with fascinating sonatas of little-known composer Senaillé.
A quirky, theatrical concept album that balances stadium-sized pop hooks with anti-war/anti-corporate greed sentiments.