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of Montreal’s music is hard to define, given it changes more often than frontman Kevin Barnes’ sequined and feathered outfits

This week's release of Her Space Holiday's 10-track, self-titled album marks the end of the one-man musical project that Marc

The great Fountains Of Wayne just issued their fifth album in a career that dates back 15 years. Sky Full

This week, singer/songwriter Richard Buckner releases Our Blood (Merge), his first new music since 2006’s Meadow. The nine-track LP was

The Ladybug Transistor formed in Brooklyn in 1995, and frontman Gary Olson has been the band's sole constant member. Clutching

Kitty Wells Dresses: Songs Of The Queen Of Country Music is the fifth full-length from New York City singer/songwriter Laura

In 2008, Oneida began the Thank Your Parents triptych with Preteen Weaponry. Since, the Brooklyn band—Kid Millions, Bobby Matador, Baby

Even if you don't know Don Fleming by name, chances are you own a ton of records he's helped make. As

If By Yes is the latest project from the multi-talented Petra Haden. The band's debut, Salt On Sea Glass (Chimera),

Amor de Días—the duo of Alasdair Maclean (Clientele) and Lupe Núñez-Fernández (Pipas)—just released debut album Street Of The Love Of

Heavy Years: 2000-2010 (Ernest Jenning) is the latest release from Brooklyn-by-way-of-Chicago singer/songwriter Chris Mills. The 14-track retrospective compiles songs from

Bird Of Youth has no business being this good. Really. If writing and recording a really beautiful album was as

For almost 25 years, John Andrew Fredrick and a revolving cast of characters have been issuing records as the Black

Marcellus Hall first made a name for himself as the frontman of Railroad Jerk, which released four albums on Matador