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For the Record #150: Sleater-Kinney's "Path of Wellness"

Sleater-Kinney's tenth album, "Path of Wellness," represents a new direction for a band that has...

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For the Record #149: Japanese Breakfast's "Jubilee"

The third album from Japanese Breakfast, "Jubilee," swings for the fences with a much bigger,...

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For the Record #148: Rosie Tucker's "Sucker Supreme"

Rosie Tucker's debut for Epitaph Records, "Sucker Supreme," is a surprising indie pop gem. Witty...

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For the Record #147: Squid's "Bright Green Field"

Squid's debut LP, "Bright Green Field," defies categorization. It's an electrifyingly creative...

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For the Record #146: Prism Bitch's "Perla"

Covering the map with everything from pop to heavy rock to country-tinged ballads, Prism Bitch's...

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For the Record #145: Tune-Yards\' "Sketchy"

Tune-Yards are back with an album of politically-charged tracks that you can\'t help but sing...

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For the Record #144: Adult Mom\'s "Driver"

Adult Mom\'s third album is their first for Epitaph Records, and the fullest realization yet of...

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For the Record #143: Julien Baker's "Little Oblivions"

Julien Baker's third album is a triumph. It's major departure from her previous sound, with a...

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For the Record #142: Shame's "Drunk Tank Pink"

London quintet Shame made a splash with the brash post-punk of their debut record, but come back...

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For the Record #141: Pom Poko's "Cheater"

Norwegian quartet Pom Poko create art-punk which combines prog intricacy, rich production, and...

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For the Record #140: Katy J Pearson's "Return"

British singer-songwriter Katy J Pearson channels Americana and sunny 70s rock to create her own...

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For the Record #139: Disheveled Cuss' "Disheveled Cuss"

Disheveled Cuss is the new, more accessible side project of Tera Melos’ inventive and talented...

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For the Record #138: Bartees Strange's "Live Forever"

With an electrifying voice and an eclectic mash-up of genres, Bartees Strange leads us into the...

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For the Record #137: Beabadoobee's "Fake it Flowers"

Beabadoobee has a very 2020 story, and her pop-oriented take on 90s indie rock made her just the...

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For the Record #136: Future Islands' "As Long As You Are"

Future Islands' sixth album, "As Long As You Are," is an earnest, emotionally-complex voyage into...

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For the Record #135: Will Butler's "Generations"

Arcade Fire keyboardist Will Butler's second studio album is the perfect soundtrack to 2020:...

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For the Record #134: Knot's "Knot"

Boston-based trio Krill quit making music in 2015, as all three members pursued opportunities...

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For the Record #133: Alex the Astronaut's "The Theory of Absolutely Nothing"

Australian singer-songwriter Alex the Astronaut has released her debut record of genuine,...

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For the Record #132: Fontaines D.C.'s "A Hero's Death"

Dublin's Fontaines D.C. avoid the sophomore slump with an album of energetic, unsettling...

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For the Record #131: Coriky's "Coriky"

Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat and Fugazi fame has a new band, a trio with his wife Amy Farina and...

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