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Recent Loss/Grief Releases
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A lost album from 1975 that's alternately emotionally raw, intimate, and funny.
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A set of raw, impassioned, and compelling performances make up for some good but not great songs.
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This blistering eighth set from the post-hardcore vets kicks the energy back into gear by bridging their past and present.
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Spanning songs from Prince, Gil Scott-Heron, and Grease, Joan Wasser's second covers collection frequently brings out the best in her music.
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This self-titled offering is a candid, poignant, and nakedly honest meditation on the complexities of romance, desire, and love itself.
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The trio exits their twenties with cathartic, guitar-heavy songs that dig into heartache, disappointment, and strength.
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An efficiently arranged outing consisting largely of character sketches highlighted by "Ochoa," a tribute to the late Richard Swift.
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The singer/songwriter, actor, and writer's thrilling solo debut album reveals the full scope of her talent.
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Ambitious, chaotic, and moving, the band's exploration of the messes left for future generations to clean up finds them at their experimental finest.
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More turbulent and fraught than his debut, these reflections on grim reality are nonetheless flavorful and tripped-out.
