AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully. New Reviews for February 21, Patterson Hood. The Drive-By Truckers' frontman looks back to his youth in a powerfully reflective and artful song cycle. Neo Joshua stretches out with more pop-flavored material -- and a stunning country ballad -- on her sunny fourth album.
Youth Lagoon. Rarely Do I Dream. A highly personal fifth album, inspired by and incorporating childhood home movies, and returning the project to a lush yet varied palette. Tim Hecker. A brief album of previously unreleased pieces written for film and television soundtracks. Stirring ambient techno from the unpredictable Bay Area producer, his first LP for the label co-founded by Anthony Naples.
Cici Arthur. Way Through. Chris A. Cummings Mantler, Marker Starling and friends invoke orchestral mid-century melodrama for an album steeped in disappointment and yearning. Wrekmeister Harmonies. Flowers in the Spring. A return to instrumental drone-based compositions, and some of the most comforting music in the project's discography.
More Recent Releases. Tate McRae. So Close to What. Various Artists. Lee "Scratch" Perry. Sam Fender. People Watching. Souled American. New Music. New Releases This Week. Editors' Choice for January, Ebo Taylor Jazz is Dead Bonnie "Prince" Billy.
The Purple Bird. Brass Construction. Who Let the Dogs Out. Tippett: Piano Concerto; Symphony No. The Weather Station. Deep Entries: Gay Electronic Excursions Instrumental Relics. Cloud Rap. Classical Highlights for January
