Featured New Releases for
July 11, 2025

The U.K. producer's second album contains several club bangers along with lush, sentimental material similar to his debut.

— Paul Simpson

Devotedly assembled and chock-full of rarities, this thorough 12-disc box is testament to the incomparable singer's greatness beyond the hits.

— Andy Kellman

Warm and tuneful throughout, the indie pop group's first album in 11 years sounds a little more reflective but otherwise like they never left.

— Marcy Donelson

The second solo album from this Philly artist is stormy, meditative, and quietly powerful even in its mostly acoustic rendering.

— Fred Thomas

Dance-oriented alt-pop dominates a mercurial yet self-assured debut from the songwriter/producer and onetime member of PREGOBLIN.

— Marcy Donelson

Posthumously released final album from the post-punk icon, primarily focusing on reflections of the past.

— Paul Simpson

A uniformly strong live Tosca marking the centennial of its composer's death.

— James Manheim

A beautifully executed reading of the famed Ravel ballet, with deep immersion into its atmospheres.

— James Manheim

The instruments may outdo the manuscript in this collection of delightful English pieces for bass viol and archlute.

— James Manheim

An ongoing examination of the music of Monteverdi's teacher continues to reveal a fresh late Renaissance style.

— James Manheim

A superb chamber music release featuring the almost-unknown composer Louise Héritte-Viardot.

— James Manheim

Chopin preludes and more, performed on a "pianino" from the late 1830s.

— James Manheim