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staff picks

  • The electrifying and almost accessible (check out the wondrous "Good News for Pus Pickers") Steve Albini-helmed fifth outing from generally unclassifiable Christian freak-folk/post-punk/art-rock/creep-twee/nurse-core collective the Danielson Famile, never lets up, yet never lets you down.
    ~ James Christopher Monger

  • After much time spent apart making solo albums, The Go-Betweens' Grant McLennan and Robert Forster decided they still had more chapters to add to their story. This wonderful reunion album was full of heart, wit and great songs...even a few of their best like "He Lives My Life" and "Spirit."
    ~ Tim Sendra

  • This transatlantic quintet featured New York downtowners from Curlew (Tom Cora, Pippin Barnett) and European folky avant-proggers (Momo Roussel, Jean-20 Huguenin, Bratko Bibic), who combined brash rock, timbral experimentalism, and skewed European folk dance rhythms in a meld that today's Gypsy punk fans ought to hear.
    ~ Dave Lynch