The collaboration between Brazilian piano legend and the JID crew offers a kaleidoscopic encounter with American jazz, samba, and Afro-Latin funk.
The surviving members of the original Alice Cooper band reunite for their first album in 50 years, revisiting their shock-rock prime and breaking new ground.
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.
The U.K. producer's second album contains several club bangers along with lush, sentimental material similar to his debut.
The soundtrack to a documentary about the Detroit techno legend appropriately captures the cinematic side of his discography.
The Wand bandleader moves away from psychedelic weirdness in favor of delicately arranged soft rock and '70s-styled singer/songwriter fare on his fourth solo album.
Devotedly assembled and chock-full of rarities, this thorough 12-disc box is testament to the incomparable singer's greatness beyond the hits.
The revered Canadian singer and composer reimagines her discography in a riveting, sold-out concert.
Recorded live to tape, this riveting document of the Radical Romantics tour uncovers new layers within Fever Ray's music.
A relentless plaintiveness and chills-inducing three-part harmonies distinguish the debut of this indie folk group from Melbourne.
The five-piece end an indefinite hiatus with a second set of prickly indie rock bangers for Sub Pop.
The London rapper's mid-career sea change finds solid ground on his intimate fifth album.
The second solo album from this Philly artist is stormy, meditative, and quietly powerful even in its mostly acoustic rendering.
A superb collection of oboe music brings to life an underrated composer of the middle 20th century.
The twangy Minneapolis rock outfit embrace a little disco style and synthy sophistication on their fourth album.
Legendary, if not quite "lost," performances by the great pianist at the height of his powers.
The second eight-disc retrospective from the British duo contains all five albums released between 1994 and 2004, with three discs of rarities and memorabilia.
Another accomplished, heartrending set from Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová -- their first together since 2009's Strict Joy.
The British tuba maestro plays his freshman gig with an international band in New York and burns down the house.
Excellent collection of hooky, jangling power pop from a wide range of artists and bands both classic and obscure, sometimes even popular.
The band's first album as a five-piece goes beyond virally catchy singles with witty, heartfelt love songs for people who don't want to fall in love.