"In creating their third full-length album, they traveled to around the world to write, record, and immerse themselves in elevating and expanding their already-sweeping sound. They redefined their approach to rhythm and infused their high-powered rock-pop hybrid with elements of electronic music, gospel, blues, and folk. A bold and boundary-pushing follow-up to 2009's Waking Up, the resulting Native offers up a surge of stadium-sized rock that's fiercely...

Recorded in Helsinki, Paris and New York, this is the latest Elvis Costello and Sebastian Krys Production, following their collaboration on Elvis Costello and the Imposters' Grammy-winning album Look Now. It also features contributions from Bill Frisell, Nels Cline, and Steve Nieve.

Both a critical and commercial landmark for U2. The album sees the band adding more American influences, including country and blues, to the mix. This Grammy-winning album includes the hit Where the Streets Have No Name.

Paul McCartney invites listeners on a musical journey with his latest album, which shares a title with one of his paintings. It is the first full album of all new material since his hit 2013 release NEW. Includes the tracks I Don't Know and Come On to Me.

Just as he releases his long-awaited memoir, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy is also releasing a solo album featuring all-new material. He produced the album at Chicago's legendary studio, the Loft.

"David Bowie's 1967 debut album for Decca finally receives the deluxe edition treatment. This two-disc edition features the original stereo and mono mixes of the album as well as the singles, unreleased stereo mixes, the legendary unreleased song London Bye Ta-Ta, and five other previously unreleased tracks recorded for John Peel's Top Gear programmed in 1967." --