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Prince – Sign O’ The Times

His most ambitious release – plus wildly eclectic extras

Fleet Foxes – Shore

Robin Pecknold's tide-like ruminations on ageing, loss and uncertain times

Richard & Linda Thompson – Hard Luck Stories 1972–1982

A difficult decade placed in perspective

Doves – The Universal Want

Cathartic comeback from the kings of northwestern noir

Southern Journey (Revisited)

Back to Alan Lomax’s Dixie – with a subtly understated agenda

Nubya Garcia – Source

Soulful jazz saxophonist steps up

Jason Molina – Eight Gates

A fleeting, elliptical posthumous album, fashioned from one of the final recording sessions

Roy Ayers – Jazz Is Dead 002

Revered and much-sampled vibraphonist’s first album in 16 years

Kathleen Edwards – Total Freedom

A warm, loving return from this Canadian roots-rock powerhouse

Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers – Just Coolin’

The Blue Note legend is not based on distinctive artwork alone. Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff, the company’s founders, cared enough about quality to...
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It’s jarring to hear Prince’s speaking voice at the beginning of “Power Fantastic”, one of the many vault tracks included with this reissue of Sign O’ The Times. “Just trip,” he instructs the assembled musicians, his voice low and casual. “There are no mistakes this time. This is the...

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