Both Ways is a collection of recondite ruminations on love and life. Donovan Woods is an exquisite songwriter who captures the extraordinary aspects of everyday life.
With the help of Tim Goldsworthy, of DFA and LCD Soundsystem fame, Alexis Taylor further distances himself from the Hot Chip sound, making room for a co-pilot to navigate him to new sonic destinations.
From Last Man Standing, it seems Willie Nelson has lost his faith in people and feels pretty alone these days.
Okovi: Additions rounds up material as a companion to Zola Jesus' brilliant 2017 album proving just how fruitful the Okovi sessions were.
DJ Taye has created an album built from the wonderfully chaotic footwork genre that celebrates the interstitial moments even in its most conventional tracks.
Resurrected from the master tapes, Karlrecords gives us Iannis Xenakis' Persepolis in full.
L.A. singer-songwriter Moses Sumney chooses Oakland over San Francisco for a sold-out show that shared his fondness for an incapability of love.
Volunteer is Old Crow Medicine Show staying right in their wheelhouse and putting out great songs.
Aphelion is a colourful, psychedelic mix of sound with beats and breaks gradually merging together in a warm, hazy huddle.
The Italian cult duo's final album is part rock record and part religious ceremony, built on natural texture and stark mysticism.
The "universal dilettante" Holger Czukay revolutionized music and minds, and this new collection is a fitting homage to what can be accomplished by a refusal to adhere to the restrictive definitions of style or genre.
Soul, brass, and gandjal rhythms bring a new energy to the Analog Africa repertoire via Cameroonian funk rock band Hamad Kalkaba and the Golden Sounds.
This 1968 concert from the Who vaults reveals both a devastating live show and a revealing bit of history.
But they did it anyway and put it out as an album.
Anton Barbeau polishes up the back catalog, calls on some heavy friends, and makes an album that's hard not to love.
There's Always More at the Store is a groovy, soulful and welcome addition to Project Pablo's already impressive discography.
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