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Of the EarthEditor's choice
Shabaka
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Shabaka
Jazz, Rap
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- Thom Jurek
Make-Up Is A Lie
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The 14th solo album from the former Smiths vocalist cultivates a mood that's largely plodding and uneasy.
- Fred Thomas
Tentative Decisions: Demos & Live
Talking Heads
Tentative Decisions: Demos & Live
Rhino
Pop/Rock
Extensive collection of previously unreleased demos and live recordings from the earliest phases of the band when they were still an art punk trio.
- Fred Thomas
Trixies
Squeeze
Trixies
BMG / BMG
Pop/Rock
The U.K. pop heroes take a few steps backwards, reviving a song cycle they first conceived in the mid-'70s.
- Mark Deming
MosquitoEditor's choice
Hater
Mosquito
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Pop/Rock
Tightly wound indie rock that balances noisy arrangements with sparse ballads, all delivered with intense, precise emotion.
- Tim Sendra
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Walter Smith III
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Jazz
The second album from the saxophonist's playful trio, featuring guests Ron Carter and Branford Marsalis.
- Matt Collar
Memory Be a Blade
waterbaby
Memory Be a Blade
Sub Pop
Pop/Rock, R&B
The Swedish alt-pop artist embraces intricate, mostly acoustic arrangements on a full-length debut that plays like turning pages in a diary.
- Marcy Donelson
OK Shine OK
The Tammy Shine
OK Shine OK
HHBTM
Pop/Rock
Full of punky, glammy indie pop, the hooky solo debut of Dressy Bessy leader Tammy Ealom was entirely self-recorded.
- Marcy Donelson

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July 1, 1970
Chicago Soul
Already a respected arranger and pianist who'd contributed to dozens of records (by artists ranging from the Impressions to Carla Thomas to Woody Herman), with this debut LP Donny Hathaway revealed yet another facet of his genius -- his smoky, pleading voice, one of the best to ever grace a soul record.
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