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A superlative introduction to an overlooked composer in a welcome reissue.
Autumnual and moving, a big impact from a short release.
The spirit of Julia Child takes Julie’s agonizingly unfulfilling life and turns it into something wonderful through liver and marrow.
An album that, while not on the same plane as the desperately yearning Let Go, has its own rewards.
A frustratingly even-tempered anti-war covers collection with a few transcendent moments.
Elvis Costello, Jazz Ballad Singer--a moving session with grande dame Marian McPartland showcases his romantic side.
Tsar are kicking ass and taking names and making it safe to party and rock again. Alleluia.
Rhino's exemplary Cure reissue series continues with this bleakly perfect album by Robert Smith and company.
The classical pianist’s second album of Radiohead transcriptions improves on the first (if not on the originals).
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