The veteran electro-pop artist's second solo album delivers hooky songs with her usual effortless elegance.
A convincing mixture of medieval and Renaissance female-composed music with electronics that shows them fitting together at multiple levels.
Surprisingly powerful pivot to gospel that infuses songs of hope and resilience with the energy of New Orleans bounce.
Devonté Hynes breaks from film scores and classical compositions to deliver a soul-stirring fifth album under his main alias.
At 89, the Chicago-by-way-of-Lousiana singer/guitarist remains a potent blues force.
True love and heartbreak are forever intertwined on the singer's deeply affecting fourth album.
This live compilation collects tracks from five different BBC sessions, highlighting the constant qualities of this idiosyncratic songwriter's musical language.
With returning producer Nick Raskulinecz, the alt-metal vets craft a flawless stunner of a tenth album.
The 90-year-old bandoneon maestro teams up with his guitarist son Jose and Norwegian guitarist Jacob Young to turn in a sophisticated reverie.
In celebration of the great songwriter's 100th birthday, Omnivore delivers a treasure trove of 165 rare and unissued demos.
Bewildering collaboration pieced together from improvised sets during the pair's first tour outside of Japan.
Newly remixed studio masters and outtakes from Presley's 1970s Los Angeles sessions for the greatest breakup album that never was.
A decade into his craft, this multi-genre songwriter brings a newfound self-assuredness to some of his best written and most carefully arranged songs to date.
Ripping live set from 1988 that shows a more energetic side of the legendary indie rock band as they tear through songs from Today.
Stark honesty, wide-ranging timbres and textures, and artfulness define Meg Duffy's fourth LP, recorded largely in live sessions.
An excellent, state-of-the-art recording of secular and sacred material by Binchois, reflecting many new approaches.
After a six-year recording hiatus, the British ensemble returns to work their mysterious musical magic as a slimmed-down quartet.
A brief but powerful selection of standouts from the trailblazing producer's fabled Black Ark studio.
Stripping things back after 2021's epic The Path of the Clouds, the goth-folk artist arrives at something no less haunted and haunting.
The bluegrass phenom adds pop polish and savvy songwriting to her mix, delivering a semi-acoustic pop winner.
A fascinating and moving collection of fragile songs that are the result of an improvised collaboration between Tenniscoats, Joseph Shabason, and Nicholas Krgovich.
A singular second album from self-produced genre-agnostic singer/songwriter Marcus Brown, his first for XL Recordings.
A blistering excursion into the group's punk side, tempered by the occasional prog side trip; it's a prime example of why the band is so vital.
On their Concord debut, the East Coast vocal duo offer a fresh take on melding traditional pop, musicals, and West Coast jazz.
After 35-plus years, the band have lost none of the fire that powers their hooky, punk-in-the-truest-sense brand of indie rock.
With Elizabeth Stokes turning to self-help writing practice to conquer creative blocks, the hooky indie rockers' fourth LP is their most personal yet.
The Rwandan folk duo are complemented by two string players on this poignant and spontaneous album.
The band's seventh album is a potent distillation of their sharp wit and steamrolling energy.
A look back at the formation of one of the great unloved and underrated neo-glam-meets-power-pop bands of the alternative era.
The fourth volume in this compilation series of unknown soft rock artists from the '70s and '80s focuses on even deeper obscurities from private press recordings.
Top-notch shoegaze spiked with dream pop as expected, but this time amped up, dialed down, and better all-around.
Ranging from crushing riffs to ambient collages, Natalie Lu's debut album secures her place as one of the definitive shoegaze artists of the 2020s.
A heartfelt tour de force, the band's fourth album taps into rock & roll's undying power to reflect inner truths and bring fantasies to life.