I dare you to find a more enlightening, uplifting, and enjoyable socially critical album released in ...
Voice of Ages – The Chieftains (Blackrock)
The Chieftains are world-famous Irish folk group. They've been making music for fifty years. ...
Motherland – Apollo Cobra (Rocketsnake)
Apollo Cobra's second album revives 80s disco/dance music with startling fidelity, for better or for ...
Awayland – Villagers (Domino)
This is kind of a strange, self-indulgent album but rewarding. Villagers mix together a lot of ...
Queen of Queens Riddim – Various Artists (Larger Than Life)
Solid reggae album. Each song is upbeat and has a mellow sound. A common criticism of reggae as a ...
Nanobots – They Might Be Giants (IdleWild)
That's right. 25 tracks. TMBG make the most of this, their sixteenth album. They're back to making ...
Matthew Heller – Matthew Heller (self-released)
Matthews Heller's self-released, self-titled album is passionate, soulful, and grungy. Heller ...
12 Bit Blues – Kid Koala (Ninja Tune)
Kid Koala combines traditional blues chord progressions with all kinds of sound effects including ...
Woman – Rhye (Polydor)
Goodness me, I love this album. I was first introduced with the single 'The Fall' and fell ...
Ingredients – The Basics (MGM)
This is really awesome! I don't know what to call it, but it feels very 50's with a New Wave swing ...
Mosquito – Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Interscope)
Same ole same ole from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Their fourth album is alright but a little too much on ...
Young Buffalo EP – Young Buffalo (Atlantic)
Oxford, MS indie rockers Young Buffalo make an awesome showing on their self-titled EP. A massive ...