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'Woven Threads' is glorious, defying description by means of adjectives like superb, stellar, lush, gorgeous, brilliant, and superlative.

Actually, the title of the album says it all: It don’t get better than this.

Alas, 'Liar for a Muse' by Ben DeLaurentis offers little to recommend. The songs feel dragged down by gravity.

With 'Dark Alien Pop,' gloryBots presents dazzling soundscapes and deliciously soft vocals.

Malcolm Holcombe's gritty rootsiness and warm-blooded sincerity shine through gloomy subject matter, frosted with pearly harmony vocals from Iris Dement.

'Red Ghost' reflects tantalizing wisps of nostalgic recollection and the palpable cheerless power of heartache, along with ironic observations on the absurdity of love and life.

The Andersons and their band are masters at this art of spinning new interpretations on older melodies revealing the music's timeless appeal.

Kate Fenner’s 'Middle Voice' is a midlife celebration of a life well lived, despite – or, perhaps, because of – the loss and pain she experienced.

'MidLifeCrisis' is excellent indie rock, different enough to keep your attention, yet not experimental.

Saxophonists Peter and Will Anderson launch their 'Songbook Summit' on great American songwriters with a tribute to Irving Berlin featuring singer Molly Ryan.