A fresh, vibrant take on Afghan folk music filtered through myriad forms, from spiritual jazz and dub to Indian classical music and electronica.- BellaUnion.com
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Kieran Hebden’s latest album of club-ready barnstormers and downbeat daydreams feels like a companion to 2017’s New Energy. - Pitchfork
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The album expands on the fruitful relationship forged by the two jazz icons over the course of more than three decades with the rejuvenating addition of the masterful young drummer. - Amazon
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John Anderson, who continues to possess one of country music's all-time great voices, contemplates life, love, mortality, and resilience on Years. - PopMatters
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Drawing as much from punk as roadhouse blues, Lucinda Williams’ loud and unsparing new album is some of the heaviest, most inspiring music of her career. - Pitchfork
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...a handy summation of how daily life in New York has changed since the start of the year. - The New Yorker
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With incomparable flair, the pop diva returns to her dance-pop days with a fabulously fun and deeply personal album that is at turns bizarre, theatrical, and ambitious. - Pitchfork
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After 46 years, Neil Young unearths a lost but highly consequential album, a collection of humble, stripped-back love songs he began writing at what was arguably the artistic zenith of his career. - Pitchfork
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With a shift in tone and tempo, Katie Crutchfield creates a vivid modern classic of folk and Americana. - Pitchfork
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"The songs on the first album are the children. The songs on the second album are their parents. Ghosteen is a migrating spirit." - Nick Cave
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Pearl Jam preach self-preservation amidst the storm on Gigaton. A message of portent and hope in a time when we desperately need to understand both. - Consequence of Sound
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Live recordings from the Bach Cantata Pilgrimage, June 23-26, 2000, St. Giles Cripplegate, London. Sung in German.
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A recital of music old and new, by Biber, Berio, Pandolfi, Sciarrino, and J.S. Bach.
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The British-Barbadian jazz saxophonist and his South African players narrate the apocalypse from a distant future, suggesting that in order to build anew, some things will first need to burn. - Pitchfork
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Initially celebrated for its obscurity, No Other is now celebrated for its magnificence. It was in every way a magnum opus: epic, sprawling, poetic, choral, rococo.” - The Guardian
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Lankum honour the sacredness of traditional Irish tunes, but allow them to metamorphose, to grow and breathe like the heavy, ancient breath of the Uilleann pipes which seethe beneath the tracks of their third studio album - Rough Trade Records
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In A Roomful Of Blues is filled with soaring blues, zydeco twists, late-night ballads, Latin-tinged funk and a touch of vintage, fifth-gear rock ‘n’ roll. - Roomful.com
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