Subtle and soft in all the right places, Neko Case's newest studio album Middle Cyclone ($10) is a practical prescription for anything that ails you. Case's smooth, always intense vocals give the entire album a folksy feel, while a plethora of guests, including M.Ward and... [More]
Cheetos Boredom BustersWe refuse to be ashamed. In fact, we'll say it loud and proud. American Idol or not, we love Kelly Clarkson. And trust us when we say that her fourth studio album, All I Ever Wanted ($10) is pure pop perfection. We can't... [More]
U2 is a band that needs no introduction by little old us, so we'll just go ahead and let you know that their 12th studio album No Line on the Horizon is out and it's rockin'. Sure, there are some missteps (notably "Get on Your... [More]
There's pretty much no way to classify the self-titled debut album, Santogold ($11) by Santi White (Santogold)—and that may be why we like it so much. With her super powerful pipes and influences ranging from ska to electronica to pop, Santagold's music is endlessly listenable.... [More]
Critics predicted a sophomore slump for sassy British songstress Lily Allen, but the singer gives them a big F-you with her second album, It's Not Me, It's You. These songs are absolutely upbeat and catchy, but where Allen really shines is with her astute, tell... [More]
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Cheetos Boredom BustersRay Guns Are Not Just the Future ($14), and no one knows that better than the LA-based duo that is The Bird and the Bee. This funky electronic album is the group's second, and it's actually twice as good. Featuring intelligent, often sexy... [More]
The Weepies have been on our radar since their 2006 debut Say I Am You. With their newest masterpiece, Hideaway ($14), they've reminded us once again why we dig them. From intelligent lyrics to lush vocals to simplistic instrumentation, this album is just the thing... [More]
No, we haven't lost our minds, and yes, we are recommending that you hit your nearest Starbucks (on January 30th) and pick up their newly released Sweetheart CD. This truly fabulous mix of favorite love songs (Coldplay's "Yellow," the Yeah Yeah Yeah's "Maps", Bruce Springstein's... [More]
We have to apologize for not doing our sacred duty and letting you know about Only by the Night by Kings of Leon, as soon as it came on the scene. We just discovered this gem, and we're absolutely in love with the Tennessee-based group's... [More]
Wow. What else can we say about the eleventh studio album from singer/songwriter/instrumentalist/whistler, Andrew Bird? Noble Beast ($10) (which makes its debut next week) is one of his cleanest, airiest works. Beast is rich with easygoing vocals, haunting strings and guitars and, of course, Bird's... [More]
Mix one part R&B with plenty of soul, a dash of pop and a pinch of jazz, and you've got For Lovers, Dreamers & Me ($12), the debut album from Alice Smith. Smith's simplistic instrumentation serves to let her smooth, four-octave voice shine, as it... [More]
If you're looking for the prefect antidote to those tired Muzak Christmas carols, look no further than And Winter Came ($10), by Irish mood musician, Enya. This gorgeous album brings a rich winter landscape to life in your living room, and Enya's haunting voice continues... [More]
Because you'd really rather avoid listening to the screaming baby in the seat opposite, we suggest adding a pair of Mix-Style Star Headphones ($60) to your commute. These stylish, starred headhphones cover your entire ear to block out ambient noise, while producing crystal clear sound... [More]
We thought Britney Spears had used up her ability to shock us, but she's baaaaa-ck, and her seventh album, Circus ($10) is another surprise, in that it's rockin'! Despite the "circus" she has made of her personal life in the past few years, the pop... [More]
We confess that it's not our favorite album of all time. In fact, Beyonce's Grammy-winning B'Day wowed us more. But her newest I Am...Sasha Fierce still has enough redeeming qualities to make it worth owning. We like the way the 11-track album is divided into... [More]
It's been a month of really great new releases, and Dido's Safe Trip Home is the newest, and possibly best, offering yet. Dido's smooth and emotive vocals remain (thankfully) unchanged in this album, but she departs from her electronic sound, choosing instead a richer background... [More]
Belle & Sebastian have been keeping us mellow and grooving for over ten years, and their The BBC Sessions ($14) documents that journey, with tracks recorded live from 1996 to 2001. This intimate album features four never released (if much bootlegged), tracks. The deluxe version... [More]
It's been twenty years since Tracy Champan took the world by a storm with the sweeping "Talking 'Bout a Revolution," and, while the singer has lost some of that twenty-something fire, Our Bright Future ($12) is still poignant and political. Chapman pairs with Joni Mitchell's... [More]
An eighteen-year-old country star with a mind-blowing sophomore album? Damn right, Taylor Swift is Fearless ($10). All thirteen intimate tracks on the album are penned and played by Swift herself, and the loud guitar and gusty choruses reach out to those who aren't sold on... [More]
Snow Patrol is back with A Hundred Million Suns ($10), an album that we have a hundred million reasons to adore. Sure it's a little bit mainstream poppy, but sometimes we dig that sort of thing. Emotion-evoking lyrics and lead singer Gary Lightbody's sexy English... [More]
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