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TANGK [Transparent Pink Vinyl] (LP)

IDLES

The mighty IDLES find power in love on TANGK . (Pronounced "tank.") The best British post-punk band in modern music can always be relied on for intelligent lyrics, punishing riffs, and no holds barred truth-telling, but whereas on earlier releases the band directed their talents at taking down the failures and apathy of society, now they're funneling that same forceful sound into the not-so-simple act of perseverance. The band's inimitable stomp is present on "Dancer" — even as the song intros with golden age of Hollywood cinematic strings — before segueing into a bold, brutal melody. On "Grace," those pounding basslines and fierce drums are toned down in an aural echo of the title; this anthem for communal love and solidarity feels both open-eyed and comforting. An essential album for rough times, TANGK is some of the most intriguing material from the ever-excellent IDLES.

Little Rope (CD)

Sleater-Kinney

Sleater-Kinney's Little Rope is a remarkable album. Written in the wake of the deaths of Carrie Brownstein's mother and stepfather, the arrangements are sparse and meditative, intense and careening — much like the process of navigating loss itself. Through the comfort and challenge of songwriting, Brownstein and Corin Tucker transmute grief into striving, sympathetic, transcendent songs. Little Rope feels like a companion, a friend, someone to walk beside you on a long, dark road. Because isn't that what music, at its best, does?

The Past Is Still Alive (CD)

Hurray For The Riff Raff

The Past Is Still Alive feels like a ray of sunshine on a dark day. In these songs, Hurray for the Riff Raff weaves threads of hope, joy, and love from the complications of the past and our messy present. The melodies are warm, folksy, wise, and moving, the lyrics celebrate queerness, finding a place to call home, and discovering wisdom through life's challenges. The Past features appearances from Anjimile, Conor Oberst, and S.G. Goodman.

Gangbusters Melody Club (CD)

Caravan Palace

Caravan Palace's Gangbusters Melody Club is pure fun. The French electronic group blends swing, jazz, French House, Big Beat, and international styles to create songs that feel cinematic, addictive, and eminently danceable. The vibe is Jazz Age meets late '90s electronica in modern Paris; it's a euphoric, hands-in-the-air, shaking-that-booty listening experience. This is an album that has to be experienced for yourself, though, so don't just take our word for it. Turn this one up when you need a strong groove and a huge smile.

People Who Aren't There Anymore (CD)

Future Islands

Future Islands have just released one of the best albums of their career. The songs on People Who Aren't There Anymore are totally bops, the type of ear worm tracks that become instant favorites. At the same time, there's a sense of emotional exploration to these songs that gives them real heft — Future Islands has gotten introspective in these slowed-down jams, delivering songs that feel like companions for the most uncomfortable moments of change and growth in life. It's a lovely album that will linger in your mind longer after the last note fades out.

Untame The Tiger (CD)

Mary Timony

Cult favorite Mary Timony returns with her first solo album in fifteen years. On Untame the Tiger , Timony sings of ephemerality, loneliness, and romantic misadventures. Despite the challenging themes, however, these tracks are immediately likable, with upbeat, driving melodies. Timony fuses college rock confessionalism with grungey riffs and forlorn country guitar. Timony fans will dig this one.

Little Sun (CD)

Charlie Parr

Charlie Parr's Little Sun is a questing, raw, and gripping album. The Smithsonian Folkways label is the perfect home for Parr's Northwoods take on the blues; the tracks are timeless, vividly-written, and rank among the genre's best. Whether Parr is getting celebratory on the rootsy, let-the-good-times-roll "Boombox" or leaning into the beautiful desolation of grey days on "Bear Head Lake," these tracks get to the heart of what it's like to be human. Little Sun is one of those albums that just might change your life.

Girl With No Face (CD)

Allie X

Allie X's Girl with No Face is going to blow your mind. The songs are strangely beautiful and very, very strange: is the world ready for darkwave pop? Allie X's vocal gymnastics are impressive, her voice candy-sweet, sultry, menacing, and operatic. The melodies will lure you immediately to the dancefloor with their pounding percussion, buoyant synthlines, and atmospheric washes of sound. The lyrics get weird, the music gets dark, and the whole listening experience begins to feel like a haunted carnival funhouse. Allie X is an artist to watch and Girl with No Face an album to savor.

Underdressed At The Symphony (CD)

Faye Webster

Enter the weird and wonderful world of rising star Faye Webster on Underdressed at the Symphony . Webster has gained a loyal following through tightly-crafted indie with elements of country and hip-hop. With these new tracks, Webster pushes the envelope of her sound, adding vocoder vocals and recruiting longtime friend Lil Yachty for a guest appearance on "Lego Ring." Underdressed at the Symphony has everything that fans dig: short but sweet, perfect indie gems that'll get stuck in your head and in your heart, enhanced by joyful musical experimentation, droll humor, and genre-crossing melodies.

Change The Game (CD)

Cody Jinks

Cody Jinks has a rare gift for writing tracks that feel both contemporary in worldview and classic in sound. Change the Game is chock-full of authentic, evocative songs that find the outlaw country singer-songwriter reaching for the stars and grappling with the rock-bottom moments. "Outlaws and Mustangs" is impossible not to like, with scorching guitar licks, swooning fiddle, and a gospel-tinged finale. "Sober Thing" is raw, introspective, and deeply affecting. Change the Game is a solid album that proves once again nobody's doing it like Cody Jinks.

Tigers Blood (CD)

Waxahatchee

Waxahatchee's Tigers Blood finds Katie Crutchfield grappling with addiction issues and lost relationships and coming out on top. Sober since 2018, Crutchfield's songwriting is vulnerable yet bold, gritty yet graceful. Her lilting voice and easy-going Americana melodies bring sunlight to even the darkest corners, as Crutchfield moves from singing of tension and disappointment to belonging and welcome stability. Tigers Blood is summer day music: moving and magical, a moment to rest and survey the beauty in the world around you after the long metaphorical winter.

All That Was East Is West Of Me Now (CD)

Glen Hansard

Glen Hansard's All That Was East Is West of Me Now is a record about realizing your days are numbered, making the most of what's to come, and honoring what's in the rearview. Perhaps not surprisingly, it's an album of emotional highs and lows, the mood shifting between meditative and resolute. Hansard gets sweepingly romantic on the Leonard Cohenesque "Sure as the Rain." On "The Feast of St. John," Hansard brings authenticity and to Springsteen-like guitar grandiosity. "Bearing Witness" is powerfully raw, an ode to making the most of the hand you're dealt and not looking back. An excellent, moving album from one of modern music's most treasured songwriters.

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