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Mark Kozelek and Justin Broadrick make surprisingly natural partners on this big, but melancholy album.
The singer/songwriter’s outstanding fourth album is one of her most concise yet complex.
Carey reflects themes of the natural world and invokes John Muir on his gorgeous new offering.
Singer/songwriter’s second album is both heartbreaking and breathtaking, and more importantly, rocks pretty hard.
Callahan still sounds warm and earthy on his fourth under his own name, but shrouded in a new layer of darkness.
On her latest, Case taps into some emotional vulnerability and comes out swinging.
Newly reissued, Phil Elverum’s masterpiece maintains its spot as a lo-fi classic.
UK singer-songwriter Laura Marling offers an ambitious and complex song cycle that’s also her best album yet.
Kurt Vile stretches out and opens up his gorgeously dazed melodies on his fifth album.
An eerily titled and solid contribution to the ‘American’ series.
