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Live at Carnegie Hall
Cameron Winter
Best New Album
With new songs that rank among his very best, the Geese frontman’s solo live album is an exquisite rendering of a had-to-be-there night and a work of real-time mythmaking.
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Dawn Richard
The third album in Richards’ trilogy dedicated to her hometown is a celebration of New Orleans’ dynamism: colorful, communal, triumphantly on the move.
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Cancel Me (I’m Tired)
Fat Dog
The London band wastes a great title on a second album of garish agit-rave punk that’s larded with references and desperately short on ideas.
Linda’s Head
Helen
Over a decade since its debut, the shoegaze trio fronted by Grouper’s Liz Harris returns for a brisk new album with its eyes trained on the sky.
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In a Dream EP
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Bloom
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