Jill Cunniff, 'City Beach'
Former Luscious Jackson vocalist/bassist Cunnif goes it alone for the first time with 'City Beach.'

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Luscious Jackson, 'Greatest Hits'
This collection by the Luscious lady trio features hits like 'Naked Eye' and 'Ladyfingers,' as well as B-sides and remixes.


Aqueduct, 'Or Give Me Death'
Aqueduct's David Terry broadens his scope from pop synths to mariachi horns, layered vox and strings even Gershwin would applaud.


Money Mark, 'Brand New by Tomorrow'
For his first album since 2001, Beastie Boys collaborator Money Mark teams up with Beasties producer Mario Caldato Jr..


Cortney Tidwell, 'Don't Let Stars Keep Us Tangled Up'
This Nashville-based singer-songwriter recalls Bjork with her atmospheric melancholy and honey-laced vocals.


Joakim, 'Monsters & Silly Songs'
French producer Joakim returns with this head-on collision between club beats, jazz and electronic experimentation.


Harlem Shakes, 'Harlem Shakes'
They reference the best of New York's underground scene: lo-fi, garage rock with a palatable pop rinse.