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Finally released after 44 years, “Satori” predicted the sound of Thundercat, DaM-Funk, and Sam Gendel.

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The musician is at the heart of the Mexico City jazz scene.

How William Basinski’s life prepared him to compose The Disintegration Loops.

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Championed by The National’s Bryce Dessner, the duo combine old sounds & new ideas.

Read Raphael Helfand’s review of the album.

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“Kirtanchanged from “Kurtan” : Turiya Sings” is a modified version of an extremely rare 1982 cassette by the once-overlooked artist.

Read Marc Hogan’s review of the album.

A massive box set reveals all the quirks and charms of a San Antonio–born genius.

Read Shy Thompson’s review of the album.

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A lost album from the “original hippie” is both timeless and transportive.

Decades on, Squarepusher remains one of electronic music’s most forward-thinking producers, still going strong—and it all started with this seminal LP.

Read Sam Sodomsky’s review of the album.

The Brazilian singer/songwriter was believed dead when Far Out reissued his first record. Then, they got a phone call from him.

A much-needed reissue of an album that celebrates musical styles from all over the world.

Don Cherry is a deserving giant of jazz. Now his wife, Moki, gets her due as his visionary collaborator.  The Washington Post

The jazz artist highlights a world of sound in this reissued album.