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Paul and Linda McCartney
One of the best solo works from any ex-Beatle.
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Steve Kuhn
Wistful, reflective piano jazz.
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Ray Wylie Hubbard
Stunning, blues-soaked imagery from veteran TX songsmith
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Laurel Halo
Intoxicating electro-psych debut album
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Gravenhurst
Electro-acoustic Melancholy.
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Damon Albarn
Not the solo album it's billed as.
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Moon Duo
A welcome second take on Mazes.
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Best Coast
Looking for a summer fling?
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Heavy Blanket
J. Mascis embraces the sludge.
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Reptar
Hear them roar.
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Lower Dens
An effective study in gloomy atmosphere.
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The Brian Jonestown Massacre
A move from the late '60s to the early '90s.
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Light Asylum
Brooklyn electro duo's haunting debut full-length.
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Kwes
Taking pop to new places
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UK twee-punks evoke growing up in the late '80s.
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Santigold
A case of over-collaboration.
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CFCF (musician)
Quietly haunting piano and synth tunes.
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JD Samson + MEN
Queer-identified dance floor jams for everybody.
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John K. Samson
Weakerthans leader takes a break.
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Jack White
White goes solo, gets personal.
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Ty Segall and White Fence
Two one-man-bands unite.
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Spiritualized
J. Spaceman takes flight again.
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M. Ward
Singer-songwriter returns to solo work.
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Pop. 1280 (music group)
For those who chuckled through A Clockwork Orange.
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Nicki Minaj
Why we tend to ignore pop music.
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Kindness
World, you need Kindness.
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Orbital
Techno veterans play catch-up.
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White Fence
Lo-fi gets wise and stays weird.
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Bear in Heaven
Psychedelic southerners keep the weirdness coming.
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Lotus Plaza
Deerhunter guitarist loosens the strictures for the better.
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Mairi Morrison and Alasdair Roberts
Traditional Gaelic music brought alive.
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Miike Snow
Pristine pop with a dash of weirdness.
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La Sera
Solo Vivian Girl ups the songwriting ante.
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Paul Weller
The Modfather matures without settling down.
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Cardinal
Combative partners' cross-country reunion.
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White Hills
Brooklyn space rockers discover structure.
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Lee Ranaldo
Sonic Youth's secret weapon steps out.
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Daniel Rossen
Much more than a side project to a side project.
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Tanlines
Underground pop that’s friendly and futuristic.
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Xiu Xiu
Always different, yet always the same.
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Andrew Bird
Violin-infused folk strives for abject beauty.
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The Shins
New-look Shins make triumphant return.
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Bruce Springsteen
Unspectacular but affirming bit of post-Obama Springsteen.
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Nite Jewel
Wiping away the grime to reveal pop perfection.
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Islands (band)
A handful of heartbreak
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Various Artists
Pete Shelley's experimental-hippie side comes through.
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Mouse On Mars
Whimsical, incongruous cut-and-paste beats.
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Sophia Knapp
I don't think any of us expected this.
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School of Seven Bells
The difficult third album.
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