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On his latest album for Warp, the legendary sonic architect teams with poet Rick Holland for an inconsistent but occasionally brilliant set.

Artist: Brian Eno / Rick Holland

Album: Drums Between the Bells

Label: Warp

Pitchfork 6.6

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Prolific Princeton, N.J., artist releases his debut full-length, which works as a polite companion to his Cyanide Sisters EP.

Artist: Com Truise

Album: Galactic Melt

Label: Ghostly

Pitchfork 7.3

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The Portland duo's second DFA album fuses a utopian concept with nervy, spastic electro-funk.

Artist: YACHT

Album: Shangri-La

Label: DFA

Pitchfork 6.5

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The debut from this Philadelphia indie pop group owes a debt to the gentle psych-pop of the Elephant 6 collective

 

Artist: Brown Recluse

Album: Evening Tapestry

Label: Slumberland

Pitchfork 7.4

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Ernest Gonzales' debut LP as Mexicans With Guns aims for the cinematic but lacks nuance and pacing.

Artist: Mexicans With Guns

Album: Ceremony

Label: Innovative Leisure

Pitchfork 5.5

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