Phoebe Bridgers — Lost Weekend
Bridgers returns with her third solo album and first since 2020's Punisher. Her intimate songwriting and atmospheric indie rock expand into a record built for close, late-night listening.
Carly Simon — Comes in Waves
The legendary singer-songwriter returns with a new collection of reflective, melodic songs. Comes in Waves adds another chapter to a career that has stretched across more than five decades of American pop.
Grace Cummings — Bloodhorse!
The Australian singer-songwriter brings her extraordinary voice to another collection of dramatic, emotionally charged songs. Folk, rock and theatrical arrangements provide the backdrop for one of indie music's most distinctive vocalists.
Hovvdy — Big World
The Texas duo continues refining its warm, understated blend of indie rock, bedroom pop and folk. Intimate songwriting and beautifully textured production give Big World its quietly absorbing character.
L'Rain — Fata Morgana
Taja Cheek's L'Rain project returns with another adventurous collision of experimental pop, electronics, R&B and ambient sound. Dense, surprising and difficult to categorize in all the right ways.
Laura Veirs — Temple Songs
Veirs returns with a new collection showcasing the literate songwriting and quietly inventive folk music that have defined her career. Intimate arrangements leave plenty of room for her distinctive voice and observational lyrics.
Sweeping Promises — You Say I Romanticize
The duo's wiry post-punk returns with another dose of minimal production, urgent rhythms and infectious melodies. Raw and economical, with the immediacy of a great record made in a room rather than a laboratory.
James Ellis Ford — Lost in Another World
The Simian Mobile Disco member and acclaimed producer returns to his solo work with an expansive mixture of electronics, psychedelia and art-pop. Ford's production pedigree makes every strange detail count.
Icona Pop — Ritual
The Swedish duo returns with another collection of high-energy electronic pop. Big hooks, club-ready production and an unapologetically celebratory attitude remain at the center of the Icona Pop formula.
KATSEYE — WILD
The global pop group follows its rapid rise with a new EP of polished, high-impact pop. Built around sharp hooks, choreography-ready rhythms and the group's international appeal.
Benny Blanco — Hermoso
The hit songwriter and producer steps back into the artist role with a new album drawing on the melodic instincts behind some of contemporary pop's biggest records.
Djrum — I Wander
The British producer returns with another intricate electronic record moving between ambient music, breakbeats, techno and experimental composition. Detailed headphone music that still carries serious rhythmic weight.
Duffy x Uhlmann — Hot Creek
An exploratory collaboration built around improvisation, atmosphere and the interaction between two distinctive musical voices. A left-field release for listeners who enjoy music that resists easy classification.
Open Mike Eagle and Kenny Segal — Doomed!
Two fixtures of adventurous independent hip-hop join forces for a full-length collaboration. Eagle's sharp, conversational writing meets Segal's richly detailed production for an album full of humor, observation and unconventional ideas.
Michael Christmas / Chris Crack / Girl Talk — Don't Come to My House Sharing Your Location
An unlikely trio comes together for a playful, unpredictable hip-hop collaboration. Offbeat personalities and Girl Talk's sample-driven production make this one of the week's more unusual rap releases.
Jungle — Sunshine
The British collective returns with another groove-heavy blend of soul, funk, disco and electronic pop. Slick production, layered vocals and irresistible rhythms keep Jungle firmly focused on movement.
Dent May — The Big One
May's latest delivers more of his meticulously crafted indie pop, combining classic songwriting instincts with playful arrangements and a distinctly modern sensibility.
The Womack Sisters — The Womack Sisters
The daughters of legendary soul lineage step forward with their own self-titled album. Rich vocal harmonies connect the family's musical history with contemporary R&B and soul.
Becky G — Baraja Bendita
Becky G continues exploring Latin pop and regional Mexican influences on a new album showcasing both sides of her musical identity. Polished pop songwriting meets sounds rooted in Mexican tradition.
Maggie Rose — Half Moon
The Nashville singer brings together country, soul and rock on a new collection built around her powerful voice. A roots-oriented record that comfortably crosses genre lines.
Downward — The Brass Tax
The Oklahoma band delivers atmospheric alternative rock built from heavy guitars, melodic vocals and the lingering influence of '90s shoegaze and post-hardcore.
Attic Abasement — Moonlight Passes On
Lo-fi indie rock with an intimate, lived-in quality. Moonlight Passes On favors idiosyncratic songwriting and emotional immediacy over polished edges.
bôa — Twilight (25th Anniversary Edition)
The British band's cult favorite receives a 25th-anniversary vinyl edition. Dreamy alternative rock and the enduring popularity of "Duvet" have introduced Twilight to generations well beyond its original release.
Mos Def — The Ecstatic
Mos Def's adventurous 2009 album returns to vinyl. Production from Madlib, J Dilla, Oh No and others combines hip-hop with jazz, soul and global influences on one of his most acclaimed solo records.
Big L — Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & Dangerous
The Harlem MC's landmark 1995 debut returns to vinyl. Ferocious punchlines, dark humor and classic New York production cemented Big L's reputation as one of hip-hop's great lost talents.
Descendents — ALL
The Southern California punk institution's 1987 album returns to vinyl. Fast, melodic and relentlessly concise, ALL helped establish the blueprint that generations of pop-punk bands would follow.
Descendents — Liveage!
Recorded during the band's 1987 tour, Liveage! captures Descendents at full speed. The set functions as both a live document and a blistering survey of the band's early catalog.
Blue Öyster Cult — Agents of Fortune (50th Anniversary Edition)
The band's 1976 breakthrough celebrates its 50th anniversary. Home to "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," the album balances hard rock, psychedelia and the eccentric songwriting that made Blue Öyster Cult unique.
The Black Crowes — Lions (25th Anniversary Edition)
The Black Crowes' 2001 album gets a 25th-anniversary vinyl edition. Produced by Don Was, Lions stretches the band's Southern-rock foundation toward heavier riffs, soul and psychedelic textures.
Autopsy — Mental Funeral (35th Anniversary Edition)
A landmark of early-'90s death metal gets a 35th-anniversary reissue. Filthy, slow and uncompromising, Mental Funeral remains one of the defining records of American death-doom.
Primal Scream — Vanishing Point
Primal Scream's adventurous 1997 album returns to vinyl. Dub, electronic music, krautrock and psychedelic rock collide in one of the band's most exploratory records.
Everything But the Girl — Walking Wounded (2026 Deluxe Edition)
The duo's 1996 reinvention receives an expanded edition. Drum and bass, trip-hop and sophisticated pop transformed Everything But the Girl's sound while preserving Tracey Thorn's unmistakable voice.
ABBA — "Dancing Queen" (50th Anniversary)
ABBA's timeless disco-pop classic celebrates its 50th anniversary with commemorative vinyl editions. Few singles better capture the combination of immaculate pop craftsmanship and pure joy that made ABBA global icons.
Bob Marley & The Wailers — Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live at the Hammersmith Odeon
A live document capturing Marley and the Wailers in concert during their international rise. Essential songs, a locked-in band and Marley's commanding presence showcase reggae at its most powerful.
Twisted Sister — Under the Blade
The band's raw 1982 debut returns to vinyl. Rougher and heavier than the MTV-era hits that followed, Under the Blade captures Twisted Sister's roots in the early-'80s hard-rock and metal underground.
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers — Album of the Year
A latter-period Jazz Messengers favorite returns to vinyl. Blakey leads another formidable lineup through hard-driving post-bop with the energy and rhythmic authority that defined his career.