K-pop septet whose sensitive ballads and dance anthems made them a hit in the US. Includes one CD album and one photobook.

Bursting into existence in the Pacific Northwest in 1975, the George Jackson Brigade claimed 14 pipe bombings against corporate and state targets, as many bank robberies, and the daring rescue of a jailed member. Combining veterans of the prisoners' women's, gay, and black liberation movements, this organization was also ideologically diverse, consisting of both communists and anarchists. Concomitant with the Brigade's extensive armed work were prolific...

The stunning follow-up to Draw the Line by internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter David Gray. Recorded at the same time as his previous release, this album looks like the most gorgeous and minimalist musical tapestry that Gray has ever created.

Following the yearly tradition, this release will feature an array of Grammy-nominated artists. The bestselling collection includes categories representing nominees for Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and more.

Jack Antonoff, one third of the trio fun, unveils a new musical venture. Co-produced by John Hill and Erasure's Vince Clarke, the album includes the single I Wanna Get Better as well an appearances from Yoko Ono. "3.5 out of 4. Desire is full of hooks and full of heart."--USA Today

Susanna Hoffs and sisters Vicki and Debbie Peterson have teamed up for their first album of new material in nearly eight years. The album features the group's inventive incorporation of '60s folk rock, sunny SoCal harmonies, and Beatles/Byrds/Beach Boys/Big Star godhead. After the band split in the late 1980s after dominating the charts with hits like Walk Like an Egyptian and Eternal Flame, they officially reformed in 1999 to record Get the Girl...

In the six years since the release of their last album, the Backstreet Boys have embarked on a tour and a successful Las Vegas residency. Their new album comes with the single Chances, which was co-written by Shawn Mendes and Ryan Tedder.

Trevor Powers's sophomore album was spawned from what he describes as becoming more fascinated with the human psyche, and where the spiritual meets the physical world. During the time he wrote the album, Powers became intrigued with the metaphysical universe and blending those ideas with pop music. Much of the recording was influenced by a fear of mortality while embracing it at the same time. "...one of the most arresting headphone records you'll...

Three years after the release of Strange Desire, their debut album, Bleachers return with a highly anticipated second album. It includes the singles Hate That You Know Me and Don't Take the Money.