Following her 2026 breakthrough, Highway to Hell, Philly songwriter Emily Moales marks her signing to Dead Oceans with a chugging, conversational new single.

The title track of the artist’s first major label album in eight years is its lighters-up climax.

The Palberta and My Idea songwriter returns with a bittersweet, feel-good solo anthem.

The Martinician rapper-singer’s new single has a little something for everyone.

The ambient rapper’s surprise breakout single is a barren transmission from the other side of grief.

The one-off single, produced by Adam Granduciel, is a refined and revealing entry in the band’s catalog.

Even with unreleased demos on the tracklist, there’s hardly anything to add to Amy Winehouse’s 2006 blockbuster, one of the all-time great breakup albums.

Tracing the events of a single evening, the Canadian songwriter’s cult-favorite concept album gets a new reissue with demos and outtakes that add darker shades to its intimate, soft-rock vignettes.

A 104-track box set fleshes out the seemingly out-of-nowhere brilliance of Elvis Costello’s debut: a portrait of the artist as a fidgety young man, trying on literal and figurative hats.

Pop and art, stereo and mono, Britain and America, John and Paul: An expansive reissue of one of the 20th century’s most important works of art suspends its heady contradictions in a state of perfect flux.

Expanding dub techno’s spare grid toward rave and industrial, the UK trio’s newly reissued 1999 compilation summons roiling synth, excoriating feedback, and percussion that feels almost improvisatory.

A 16-disc box set captures 14 months of live sets from the post-punk titans’ prime. Despite their dour reputation, they prove consistently thrilling on stage, led by Ian Curtis’ whirlwind intensity.