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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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