Interpol El Pintor (Digital Download Card)As the titular anagram of Interpol's name suggests, El Pintor refocuses and realigns the fundamentals of the band's music. Where their 2010 self titled album split the difference between back to basics post punk and lavish experiments, on their fifth album and first without former bassist Carlos Dengler Paul Banks, Daniel Kessler, and Sam Fogarino hone things even further. El Pintor is Interpol's shortest album, and its music is the closest to the

where Charles worked as a recording engineer

NE-based band

and the hallmarks of their music -- Daniel Kessler's alternately chiming and prickly guitars

and Screamers was the wide success of the harder

Tune-Yards is officially a duo

On Changes

Arguably Dead Can Dance's most successful record

their unbridled enthusiasm for all things classic rock is kind of endearing -- their oldest members were barely of legal drinking age at the time of the recording -- and that fresh-faced approach to such well-worn tropes helps elevate the material

DESCRIPTION Double vinyl LP pressing

You And Whose Army

Petty wound up turning out his most consistently rewarding album since the '80s

Released: 4/22/2022