Recommendations

Gentle chanteuse fare, glitchy clicks ‘n’ cuts splendor, and hard rock silliness headline January’s final staff recommendations.

Early hip hop, spiritual Afro-jazz, and two folk masterpieces provide the voices of our latest picks. Hope you guys and gals enjoy.

One of our favorites from 2011 makes another appearance, joining forces with gospel and rock outings on the year’s first staff picks.

The 90s populate most of 2011′s final corner of the world, as wintry neo-psychedelic visions mingle with rock ‘n’ roll and drone.

Spectacular blues and rock ‘n’ roll offerings take the stage on this week’s My Little Corner Of The World. Happy reading/listening!

Some droney, loopy junk, some hip hop junk, some post-Beatles junk, some piano-woman junk, some post-punk junk. Lots of junk.

This decade and the 70s are well represented, as we dip into some outsider folk, rock ‘n’ roll, hip hop, dubstep, and indie jams.

SOTS gets into the Halloween spirit this year with a collection of frightening and fantastic records to discover or rediscover. Enjoy!

Frivolous and forlorn 2007 LPs spearhead this week’s picks, now residing in the full clasp of autumn for better or worse.

Solo piano jazz, ambient-pop, MTV icons/one-hit wonders, and a modern classical gem take the stage in this week’s picks.

More recent offerings stand alongside gems from the late 70s and 90s in this week’s staff recommendations. Happy reading/listening!

Classic ambient and jazz recordings share the stage with some new alt-country and rock in October’s first set of recommendations.

Two 1995 records share the spotlight in this week’s recs. One is a rip-roaring minimalist opus, the other a Califone predecessor.

Punk, slowcore, minimalism, folk, and straight-ahead rock ‘n’ roll. Volume 122 is wonderfully diverse and simply wonderful in general.

Jazz, synth pop, drone, rock. Music fans of all stripes should find a record to strike their fancy within our latest album recommendations.