Featured New Releases for
May 3, 2024

The tenth studio set from the Aussie pop wiz matches the power and intensity of her mid-2010s mainstream peak.

The '70s-inspired power pop band mixes up their subjects of obsession, re-creating styles of the Beach Boys, '70s power pop, soft rock, and the Beatles.

The L.A. indie wunderkind enters her twenties with a heavy heart on an often infectious second album produced with Day Wave's Jackson Phillips.

The fourth long-player by this English nonet features the debut of powerful new frontwoman Aziza Jaye.

Pet Sounds-informed production, mercurial bossa nova breezes, and expanded instrumentation broaden the insular sound world of this already captivating singer/songwriter.

Trio centered around pioneering horror movie director explores emotions beyond fear and dread on this collection of tense, moody, cinematic instrumentals.

On the quartet's third long-player, they enlist cello and violin to expand their harmonic reach, also adding drama and dynamic and compelling textures.

The experimental collective's first album since the 1980s is a collage-like work heavy on atmospheric drones and poetic reflections.

Archival releases includes two discs and three shows from the first Monterey Jazz Fest and Seattle's Penthouse club in stellar sound.

This composer's characteristic mix of classical and electronic elements is deployed in the service of environmentalist ideas.

Sparsely played concertos by the young Britten that add Viennese influences to an English base.

A closely argued program traces two motifs as they wend their way through the Baroque era.

Fluent performances of Sibelius standards and not-so-standards from a conductor and orchestra in top form.

Fine Ukrainian discoveries, including an acid work in the Shostakovich vein from 1991.

Fresh Romantic violin performances featuring Busoni's not terribly common violin concerto.