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Recent Rainy Day Releases
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Sting alters, re-records overdubs, and otherwise modernizes a bunch of his classic hits. -
On his ninth studio outing, the Louisiana-born guitarist and songwriter delivers his most diverse, consistent, organic recording to date.
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A 1985 concert performance (previously available only on laserdisc) from the guitar wizard gets an audio-only reissue.
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A soulful, laid-back affair distinguished by its occasional protest tunes.
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Long-archived live recording of the singer/songwriter's first performance outside of the states, taped weeks after the release of her fifth album Fantasy.
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The Bermudian's tenth album, Pearl, invites comparison to her international debut, Oyster, released 25 years prior.
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Long overdue release of the band's celebrated set at the legendary festival, highlighted by a rain-soaked performance of "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?"
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The National embrace collaboration on this elusive, shape-shifting album.
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Expansive third set from the alt-R&B singer/songwriter features improved production and matured lyrics.
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The quartet's tense fifth album finds them joined by Butch Vig on an urgent set of dramatic alternative rock.
