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Play MeEditor's choice
Kim Gordon
Play Me
Matador
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Gordon tightens her focus on quickly recorded dispatches brimming with punk audacity.
A Pound of FeathersEditor's choice
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Silver Arrow Records
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The band return with a rambunctious record that sees them adding new wrinkles (like Led Zep influences) to their exciting rock & roll sound.
- Tim Sendra
IrreversibleEditor's choice
Brigitte Calls Me Baby
Irreversible
ATO
Pop/Rock
The Chicago band's second LP leaves the Elvis comparisons behind for Morrissey on a soaring, stirring set of songs that level up '80s New Romantics.
- Marcy Donelson
TransmitterEditor's choice
Cut Worms
Transmitter
Jagjaguwar
Pop/Rock
Max Clarke brings in Jeff Tweedy to produce Cut Worms' fourth album; the result is smart, warm, and superb.
- Mark Deming
Hard Hearted Woman
Ora Cogan
Hard Hearted Woman
Sacred Bones
Pop/Rock
The Vancouver Island musician's tenth album is her most collaborative yet, helping to expand her melancholy, dreamy atmospheres.
- Marcy Donelson
Preservers of the PearlEditor's choice
Daniel Romano
Preservers of the Pearl
You've Changed Records
Pop/Rock
A rich and energetic rock and roll communion from the Canadian singer/songwriter and his band.
- Timothy Monger
Lotus BridgeEditor's choice
The Monochrome Set
Lotus Bridge
Tapete Records
Pop/Rock
The band sound as thoughtful, dramatic, and melodic as ever on this excellent album that's haunted by recurring dreams of civilization's collapse.
- Tim Sendra
Only You LeftEditor's choice
The Orielles
Only You Left
Heavenly
Pop/Rock
The trio add heavy guitars to their avant-garde pop, and the result is breathtaking and adds an extra layer of drama to their experimental sound.
- Tim Sendra

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I Want You
AllMusic Staff Pick – March 16, 2026
Marvin Gaye
I Want You
March 16, 1976
Quiet Storm
I Want You, released 50 years ago today, while it a Top Ten smash for Marvin Gaye in 1976, is not as generally as well-known as its predecessors for several reasons. First, it marked a sharp change in direction, leaving his trademark Motown soul for lush, funky, breezy disco. Secondly, its subject matter is as close to explicit as pop records got in 1976. Third, Gaye hadn't recorded in nearly three years and critics were onto something else -- exactly what, in retrospect is anybody's guess.
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