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Recent Rainy Day Releases
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Willie Nelson keeps things nice and easy on his second Frank Sinatra tribute. -
A loose, surprisingly enjoyable set of outtakes from the Self Portrait and New Morning sessions, highlighted by a George Harrison cameo.
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On their 11th studio album, this alt-rock institution transfigure their layered guitar daydreams into brooding synth pop. -
A moody, sweetly melancholy, string-drenched departure from Weezer.
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Revealing, previously unreleased recordings culled from the group's landmark 1959 album.
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Enforced isolation and a desire to simplify their sound results in a unique and powerful work from the U.K. indie ensemble.
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The Oregon tunesmith takes a stab at the great American songbook with a homespun tribute to the great Billie Holiday.
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Richard H. Kirk revives Cabaret Voltaire as a solo act, using vintage equipment but otherwise exploring fresh ideas.
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Comprehensive set compiling all three archival His Name Is Alive releases and a wealth of bonus material.
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The sister trio's John Congleton-produced third album examines the roles of women with poignant self-assurance and a soft rock sheen.
