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Week of Nov 25, 2016
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Pearl
A relaxed, cheerful, back to basics album from Garth Brooks.
Rhino / Warner Bros.
This double-disc compilation, which is the first posthumous Prince release, contains most -- but not all -- of the Purple One's big '80s and '90s hits.
East West / Rhino
A lush, orchestral-tinged production from the British singer celebrating the music of Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
Acony Records
Outtakes, demos, and alternate takes from the sessions for the songwriter's stellar 1996 debut; austere but strikingly beautiful.
Milan
Julia Holter's score and songs by Willis Earl Beal give the tale of boxer Vinnie Pazienza's comeback a transporting beauty.
East West / EastWest / Rhino
The reunited British boy band delivers a sophisticated album of '80s-style disco-funk and synth-heavy pop anthems.
Ninja Tune
The duo's second album adds hip-hop and downtempo to their stylish, eclectic sound.
Blank Records
Concise and effective overview of this all-female noise-making trio; brutal, cathartic, and uncompromising music.
Burger Records
The psych-pop band's fourth LP brings heavy grooves and '80s-inspired synths to some tunes while hanging on to their warm, kaleidoscopic core.
Ernest Jenning
Geoff Farina's Chicago power trio turns in a wonderfully streamlined sophomore set.
Fire America
The Giant Sand frontman turns lounge lizard on an album of acoustic piano tunes with a jazz influence.
Alive Naturalsound Records / Alive Records
Two-fer reissue of two long out of print albums from the power pop cult hero with some great tunes, but a lot more filler.
Technicolour
The Detroit house producer makes his full-length debut with a collection of loose, jazzy tracks recorded in his mother's basement.
Slip
Odd, captivating collaboration between cellist Oliver Coates and composer Mica Levi of Micachu & the Shapes.
High Moon
After 44 years in the vault, the lone, star-studded effort by this Bay Area singer/songwriter gets a deluxe posthumous release.
Polyvinyl
Deerhoof, Of Montreal, and Beach Slang are among 20 Polyvinyl acts who covered other Polyvinyl acts to honor the label's 20th anniversary.
Bureau B
John McEntire of Tortoise boils down the first decade of output from Krautrock legends Cluster into a single hourlong disc.
Bureau B
Dirk Dresselhaus creates an album of bleak, sinister soundscapes from the vast audio archive of the late Conrad Schnitzler.
Upset the Rhythm
Confrontational art-punk weirdness with surprisingly durable hooks from this guitarless trio of Londoners.
Sunset Blvd Records
Collection of the Archies vocalist's pre- and post-Archies work, ranging from teen idol ballads to thumping disco.
Steinway & Sons
Lin creates a magical atmosphere of favorite compositions and delightful rarities, amplified by excellent illustrations in the booklet.
Münchner Philharmoniker
Valery Gergiev leads the Munich Philharmonic in an exceptional recording of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 in C minor, "Resurrection."
Erato
Those in search of an elegant C minor concerto or near-definitive Cinq Morceaux de fantaisie should hear this release.
Alpha
Requiems for Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette receive authentic period interpretations from Hervé Niquet and Le Concert Spirituel.
San Francisco Symphony
Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony perform three evocative orchestral works by Claude Debussy.
Lawo Classics
Vasily Petrenko and the Oslo Philharmonic present Prokofiev's complete Romeo and Juliet with exceptional sonorities and balanced expressions.
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