Recordings of some of the triumphant and rapturous final live dates of this free jazz legend presented in their entirety for the first time.
Mr. Bongo follows its reissue of the artist's 1976 classic The Devil Is Loose with the first-ever comprehensive overview of her career.
The bracing, genre-defying 1979 album from the short-lived band that introduced Phew, one of the Japanese underground's most restless talents.
A previously unreleased 1962 nightclub date captures the legendary singer blending skill and savvy with a tremendous youthful joy.
This boxed document contains all the surviving performances by the guitar icon, both solo and with collaborators, from 1966 to 2009.
Career-spanning collection filled with melancholy rarities and jangling goodies from a chronically underrated early Creation Records band.
A comprehensive, complete set chronicling Blondie at their prime captures what made them such a striking, special band.
Both familiar and surprising, the group's BBC sessions from the late '90s and early 2000s emphasize how brilliant they were from the beginning.
Expertly-crafted, three-disc anthology that packs hits, rarities, and personal curation from the K-pop septet.
The first full issue of the pianist and quartet's 1973 Town Call Concert contains nearly 90 minutes of previously unreleased music.
A compilation of home demos recorded by the legendary Chicago instrumentalist and soul producer.
Two nights and four shows (professionally) recorded during the band's early rock & roll peak, stripped of studio gloss and full of rambunctious joy.
A fascinating four-disc chronicle of how David Bowie created the multifaceted Hunky Dory.
This 38-track anthology compilation culls material from 50 years of wide-ranging material from this reggae and dub innovator.
Remixed version of the classic album with bonus discs of rarities and a stunning live show from 1982.
In commemoration of the trumpeter's 90th birthday, this impeccably recorded, unissued concert finally sees release after nearly 50 years.
Sweaty, intense live album featuring the drummer's quartet with saxophonist Joe Farrell in New York City in 1967.
Rescued from obscurity by England's Acid Jazz label, the lone album by this Afro-funk master is a treasure we didn't know existed.
Archival compilation of lesser-known gems from these lo-fi heroes draws from four long out-of-print EPs originally issued in the early '90s.
Long-lost 1981 live gig that showcases the stunning potential of Hermeto Pascoal's then-fledgling O Grupo.
This collection from Joe Strummer's final years reveals some of the best work of his post-Clash career.
Well-curated collection of singles and demos culled from the English songwriter and performer's work during his heyday.
In 2022, after 45 years, a long-lost album from Brazilian singer/songwriters Joyce and Mauricio Maestro, produced by Claus Ogerman, finally surfaced.
Welcome anthology of tracks from Pamela Valfer's sampladelic indie pop project.
Fantastic anthology of the late reggae legend, mainly focusing on Black Ark-era productions and including numerous rare and previously unissued mixes.
An impeccably curated anthology from one of indie pop's greatest cult heroes.
A thorough and compelling document of one of U.K. folk-rock's lesser-known talents.
A remarkably loose and light live reading of the doomy songs from Neil Young's On the Beach era.
This 50th anniversary box set collects classic 1970s and '80s albums from the genre-defining Krautrock act, and includes additional new remixes from Mogwai, the National, and more.
Gathering highlights from her released and unreleased body of work, this collection reveals just how rich the singer/songwriter's music truly is.
Near-faultless audio companion to the crucial Questlove-directed documentary on the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.
The vinyl box contains the musician's five leader albums and his appearance as a sideman on Jackie McLean's New and Old Gospel.
Five of the era's finest jazz-infused R&B albums, lovingly bundled with well over a dozen relevant (and often revelatory) bonus tracks.
A double-disc expansion of Pavement's final album filled with demos, rehearsals, B-sides, and live tracks.
This comprehensive set of the singer/songwriter's harder-to-find material is a fascinating testament to her artistry and the multitudes within it.
An elaborate and defining collection documenting Ian Matthews' excellent 1972 country folk-rock project.
This compilation release brings together all non-album tracks from the canonical shoegaze band's earliest, quickly evolving phase between 1990 and 1991.
The genre-mashing German collective's later recordings add house, trip-hop, and acid jazz inspirations to their global mix of sounds.
Featuring 1992's Low-Fi EP and collaborations with Nurse with Wound and Autechre, the band's fifth rarities collection is one of their most exciting.
Joy and spirituality fill the Dayton funk legend's third post-Slave album, boasting two of 1985's brightest R&B and club hits.
Career-spanning anthology from this New Zealand lo-fi duo illuminates just how profound their influence was on most of the indie rock that followed.
The inclusion of two studio albums plus a live set and many rarities makes for a compelling look at a transitional year for the band.
This special edition offers a new stereo mix by Giles Martin that uses the original mono mix, along with two discs of session outtakes and a bonus EP.
Compilation release that collects material from every phase of this short-lived New York art funk/no wave band's brief existence in the early '80s.
With a wealth of rarities, live performances, and interviews, this 20th anniversary edition celebrates one of the band's finest albums.
Lost for half a century, this album by an obscure freakbeat combo fully earns its lost-classic status upon long-awaited reissue.
Dynamite document of the Rolling Stones' surprise 1977 gig at the 300-seat Toronto club the El Mocambo.
Compilation of unreleased live tracks, studio outtakes, and more from this obscure '60s L.A. psych rock band with surf roots.
An early cassette-only recording from the acclaimed Malian Tuareg collective, featuring vocalist Keltoum Sennhauser.
A spectacular document of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers sounding like the world's best garage band.
A revelatory compilation of music associated with the historic Detroit Artist's Workshop sourced from the archives of co-founder John Sinclair.
Filled with full-blooded reinterpretations of the hardcore country singer's catalog, this is a step above the average tribute album.
A mix of artists from Sarah Records past and present paying tribute to the enduring magic of the legendary indie pop label.
Fine underground R&B, house, jungle, lovers rock, and more from a small London-based label active during the first half of the '90s.
Stunning compilation of meditative (and surprisingly beat-heavy) new age from the Arizona-based company founded by therapist Dick Sutphen.
Deep and outstanding survey of soul, calypso, ska, rocksteady, and other Black sounds that emanated from Britain in the 1960s.
Wonderfully curated collection of eccentric, innocent, and sweet psychedelic pop created in the wake of "Penny Lane" comprised of big names and total obscurities.
Compilation that focuses on fledgling, lesser-known bands from L.A.'s heavy metal club scene of the early '80s.
The first comprehensive anthology of Alan Green's marvelous and very obscure late-'60s/early-'70s U.K. folk imprint.
Perfectly curated selection of classic soul sides from all across the U.S. and the U.K. designed to get feet moving and pulses pounding.
Pop music didn't end when the Beatles quit, and this compilation of songs by tuneful hard rockers, peppy singer/songwriters, and sappy dreamers proves it.
A greatly expanded remastered edition featuring dozens of previously unreleased tracks, demos, instrumentals, a live concert recording, and more.