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The buzzy New York City rock quintet’s debut taps into a vivid sense of place. Their keening intensity captures a snapshot of a city coming unglued.

Retreating from the experimentation of Gigaton, Pearl Jam delivers a comforting blend of agitated fist-pumpers, roiling ballads, and yearning mid-tempo anthems.

The hardcore band’s sixth album is short, fast, and misanthropically funny, full of scuzz-punk tantrums about the indignities of modern life.

The Toronto lo-fi rockers deliver indelible hooks with slacker nonchalance.

The Broken Social Scene frontman confronts loss, survival, and addiction on a set of brooding dispatches from middle age.

A new compilation explores the early days of Elliott Smith’s alt-rock band, whose tight songcraft and introspective lyrics set the stage for his solo work to come.

With help from producer Cate Le Bon, the Chicago band’s 13th album flickers to life on several songs that hint at the controlled chaos of their bygone experimental era.