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Various Artists: Muppets: The Green Album

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Early Takes, Vol. 1 is a tiny gem of a collection that offers an intimate look at the songwriting process of George Harrison.

Veteran psych-pop outfit takes some welcome detours on their sixth LP.

After eight years spent growling for others, Mark Lanegan returns with his most musically diverse album to date.

Boston quintet aims high on their shamelessly massive third LP.

With the astoundingly gorgeous Parallax, Bradford Cox continues to assert his infallibility.

Piano man Ben Folds’ mammoth career-spanning retrospective is an absolute feast for die-hard fans. Everyone else should proceed with caution.

Faces on Film look to give reverb-obsessed folkies a run for their money.

A.A. Bondy’s latest is a collection of hypnotic, shape-shifting songs that, like our worst dreams, linger a lot longer than we expect them to.

Since indie-pop icon Juliana Hatfield is not in the habit of releasing the same album twice, it's only natural she'd follow up her weakest album with what may prove to be her very best.

On their tenth album, Red Hot Chili Peppers find that there is indeed life after John Frusciante.

Even in the hands of contemporary artists, these Muppet songs still sound as hilarious and heartbreaking as the furry characters who originally brought them to life.

Beery, garage rock brother duo flirts with maturity on its surprisingly tuneful latest.