For those interested in a world of true fusion and synthesis, a Montreal-based multi-instrumentalist (she plays seven, to be exact) by the name of Ourielle Auvé offers another enveloping ambient anthology.
In the four years since her last full-length solo album Frame of a Fauna was released, Ouri has been playing international festivals from MUTEK Mexico to Prague’s Lunchmeat, hosting a monthly radio show on NTS, and, most recently, modelling for Versace. With her sophomore album Daisy Cutter, the classically-trained electroacoustic composer continues to develop the fluid, instinctual sonic world she’s built over the course of her nearly decade-long career.
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When Dimitri Giannopoulos was a teenager, he thought he might be living in a dream. Alienated, anxious, and unsettled, he tried his hardest to process a world that he felt disconnected from. “I refused to believe anything I was seeing was happening to me or even happening at all,” he told Allston Pudding in 2016. “I was just freaked out by everything.” He says that he’s since outgrown his existential angst, but similar feelings have clearly found a home in the slow-moving gloom of the songs he makes in 
The striking cover image of an abandoned swing illuminated against a field of glittering stars makes a compelling visual metaphor for the music on Close. “Music is a twilight language,” Steve Tibbetts confirms. “The job is to translate some shadow into sound.”
…An expanded reissue of their stellar “Acoustic Junk” (2009) record, this album features five new acoustic recordings alongside five tracks from the original album — three of which have been remixed for this compilation.
After seven years of unprecedented success following 2018’s 
Recorded in Lisbon in 2023, ‘Cornucopia Live’ documents Björk’s expansive tour, presenting high-quality live versions of the album’s best tracks alongside updated fan favorites like ‘Isobel’ and ‘Pagan Poetry’.
The four-CD Deluxe Edition of the set includes a remastered version of the original album, discs of rarities and previously unreleased songs, and a live show recorded just weeks after the album’s release in October 1975.
In the 2020s, Elton John started offering 50th anniversary deluxe editions of classic albums in his catalogue that hadn’t been expanded to multi-disc sets yet. After Madman Across the Water and Honky Château, expansions of Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only the Piano Player and Caribou were only made available as vinyl expansions for Record Store Day activations. That changes with a new general retail expansion of Captain Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy arriving this fall with a bonus disc of unreleased material.
…The album’s original 12-tracks return in freshly remastered form, while the total number of rarities spread across CD and digital versions totals 23 tracks, including early demos, remixes and B-sides including four previously unreleased.
5-CD Super Deluxe Edition that features Zappa’s entire October 31, 1978, performance as well as a bonus gig from earlier in the Palladium residency on October 27.
Nebraska occupies a pivotal place in Bruce Springsteen’s catalogue, but for some that has never been enough. Ever since the legend of Electric Nebraska – Nebraska’s band-recorded alter ego – emerged, fans have wanted to unpick the knotty relationship between Nebraska and Born in the USA and hear electrified E Street versions of this sombre acoustic album.
August 13, 2025. An Evan Dando in-store appearance at Rough Trade Records, East London. The evening is a mix of old originals (‘Confetti’, ‘My Drug Buddy’) and covers plus anecdotes about Jackson Pollock and a word-perfect rendition of Peter Cook’s Coal Miner sketch (“I didn’t have the Latin”). Looking simultaneously bedraggled and regal, like a lion surprised by a sudden rain shower, Dando is scrappy, vulnerable, heartfelt, and enervated. You sense he feels uncomfortable singing his own songs. In fact, the only Dando composition delivered with complete ease and self-belief is a new one, ‘In the Margin’. Written with Massachusetts friend and collaborator, Marciana Jones, it’s an eviscerating break-up song (“If periphery is what you give…
…A quick look at the titles on Oneiric – and, indeed, the album cover and title – indicates that Arne Kjelsrud Mathisen, aka 
Two naked, moustachioed beefcakes sit back to back, eyes averted, linked by wires, resistors, and switches, as if plugged into the same circuit board. Connection, sex, loneliness, and electricity all smashed together — has there ever been a better pictorial representation of 
Son of renowned Brazilian percussionist Bosco de Oliveira, Fabio de Oliveira, aka