Denmark's Raveonettes--now including two new members in addition to founders Sune Rose Wagner, Sharin Foo and their drum machine--make their major-label debut with this 13-track effort produced by Richard Gottehrer (Blondie). As on their debut EP, all songs are restricted to a single key (here, b-flat major) and must be shorter than 3 minutes.

'Black' finds the Danish duo expanded to a more melodic, less noisy trio, with new bassist Anders Christensen joining vocalist Sharon Foo and guitarist Sune Rose Wagner. Also appearing are Velvet Underground drummer Maureen Tucker, Suicide's Martin Rev, and Ronnie Spector.

The Raveonettes return with its latest four-track EP.

A male-female duo a la the White Stripes, Denmark's The Raveonettes make their debut with this brief disc of 8 neo-garage tunes.

The Danish duo's fifth studio album showcases much of their original sound -- dark, droning, distorted guitar pop.

The fourth album for the Danish rock duo was produced with Thomas Troelsen.

The Danish duo's latest album features a 3D cover.

The rerelease of the punk band's first album includes the EP Fuck Elvis Here's The Raetards.

The Florida alternative-rock band releases its sophomore album, produced by Howard Benson.

Hardly a real introduction--after all, the band has been recording since 1967--'Introduction' finds the Mayo Thompson-led underground rockers returning with an atypically accessible effort, produced by John McEntire.

The latest from Red Krayola and Art & Language features five tracks about the following people: Wile E. Coyote, President George W. Bush, President Jimmy Carter, John Wayne, and artist Ad Reinhardt.

The latest full-length release for Glenn Donaldson under the name The Reds, Pinks & Purples was self-recorded.

This is the latest full-length release from Glenn Donaldson's indie-pop project The Reds, Pinks & Purples.

The second full-length release for the Los Angeles-based band is the first with new drummer and bassist Brooke Dickson and Drew Thomsen.

The third full-length release for Los Angeles band The Regrettes was produced by Jacknife Lee and Tim Pagnotta.

The debut full-length release for the Los Angeles punk band led by Lydia Night was produced by Mike Elizondo.

Greg Cartwright reunites with the garage rock band's original line-up (Jeremy Scott, Greg Roberson, and Alex Greene) for its first studio album in seven years.

The creation of Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody, the Reindeer Section is a Scottish indie-pop supergroup. For this sophomore effort, the Section includes appearances from a whopping 27 people, including members of Belle & Sebastian, Arab Strap, Astrid, Mogwai, Mull Historical Society, Idlewild and Teenage Fanclub.

The Dallas gospel/R&B/funk group's first studio release in nearly 30 years was produced by Spoon's Jim Eno.

This is the fourth full-length studio release for the Los Angeles rock band led by Matt Sharp and mixed by Dave Fridmann.

The rock band led by former Weezer bassist Matt Sharp returns with contributions from Patrick Carney of The Black Keys, Holly Laessig, Lucius, Ryen Slegr of Ozma, and Jess Wolfe on re-recording of songs from its 2009 self-released Songs About Time project.

The deluxe reissue of The Replacements' 1985 album Tim includes a new mix by Ed Stasium, 50 previously unheard tracks and the entire January 1986 concert at Chicago's Cabaret Metro.

The unreleased live recording of the Minneapolis rock band's concert in Hoboken, New Jersey with its original line-up (Bob Stinson would be fired toward the end of that year).

The remaster of the Minneapolis rock band's 1987 album includes previously unreleased demos (some of which are the last with Bob Stinson), rough mixes, and outtakes.

The 4CD/1LP box set from the Minneapolis alternative rock band features a new mix by original producer Matt Wallace of its 1989 album Don’t Tell a Soul, demos, outtakes, alternative mixes, tracks recorded at Bearsville Studios, and the complete live performance recorded at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on June 2, 1989.

'Breaking Up' is the English trio's debut album.

Train disasters from late 19th and early 20th centuries are the focus of this concept album from the San Francisco-based art collective.

The mysterious San Francisco-based artists--who have been at it now for over 30 years--return with a collection of vaguely animal-themed tracks.

The latest release for the San Francisco art collective is said to features covers of songs by a bluesman named Alvin Snow, aka Dyin' Dog and a second disc of his "lost" demos.

The debut full-length release for the collaborative project of Hiss Golden Messenger's M.C. Taylor and Cameron Ralston feature four instrumental tracks.

This is the first new studio release in four years for the rockabilly Texan trio of Jim Heath, Jimbo Wallace, and Scott Churilla.

The seventh album for the Texas-based rockabilly star and his band features the track "Like a Rocket," selected as this year's official Daytona 500 theme song.

Jim Heath & co. return for an eighth album of rockabilly tunes.

More than 35 years after the Scottish punk band released its debut album Can't Stand the Rezillos in 1978 (and then split up four months later), the sophomore release features three of the original members, who reformed in 2001.

This is the second full-length release for the blues-rock band that includes Stephen Stills, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Barry Goldberg.

Produced by Jerry Harrison, the debut for blues rock-trio of Stephen Stills, former Electric Flag member Barry Goldberg, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd includes four originals as well as cover songs by such artists as Iggy & The Stooges, Muddy Waters, and Neil Young.

The British quartet releases its second album, produced by Stan Kybert.

The third album for the British indie rock band was produced by Chris Potter of the Verve.

The fourth studio release for the British indie rock band sees the return of the original line-up and was produced by Dave McCracken.

The third album for the indie-pop outfit is, for one thing, a lot shorter (at 30 minutes) than their previous double-album effort On Vacation.

The sixth full-length release for the Georgia indie rock band led by Chris Lopez was recorded by Tim Delaney, Rafael Pereira and Spencer Willis.

Bryce Avary wrote, recorded, and produced his fifth album.

Compared to a no-wave B-52's, the garage-rock trio Rogers Sisters return with a second LP, produced by Tim Barnes.

The Rolling Stones' classic 1978 album is remastered and reissued to include 12 unreleased songs from the Some Girls recording sessions. A Super Deluxe edition adds the remastered Beast Of Burden/When the Whip Comes Down 7-inch single, a book, a print of a Helmut Newton photo, postcards, and a tour poster.

The reissue of The Rolling Stones' 1976 album features a new Steven Wilson stereo remix; a disc of outtakes and jams; a 1976 live recording of a performance at London's Earls Court; a previously unreleased live TV recording from Les Abattoirs, Pavillon de Paris on Blu-ray; 100-page hardcover book and a replica poster from the 1976 Paris concert.

The two-disc collection of songs from the British rock band recorded from a variety of BBC radio programs they appeared on between 1963 and 1965.

Recorded over three days, the latest full-length release of blues covers for the rock band features Eric Clapton on guitar on two tracks.

The two-disc release from The Rolling Stones features the official recording of two secret 1977 shows at Toronto's 300-capacity The El Mocambo club, including the full set from the second show.

The three-disc box set with two new songs is released as the rock band celebrates its 50th anniversary. A four-disc deluxe box set includes an additional 30 songs from the group's back catalogue.

A reissue of the band's 1972 double album is long overdue, as Exile captures a time when they became one of the greatest rock-and-roll bands in the world.

Don Was co-produced the band's first new studio album in eight years. Keith Richards sings on two tracks.

The best-of compilation from the rock band includes songs from 1971 to 2016 with the deluxe edition featuring 10 live tracks from concerts from the 2010s.

The first full-length release of original songs from the Rolling Stones since 2005's A Bigger Bang features guest appearances by Elton John, Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, and Bill Wyman.

The reissued remaster of the 1973 release from the rock band features a new stereo mix of the album, rare tracks, outtakes and alternative mixes plus a complete recording of the October 1973 show at Forest National Arena in Brussels, Belgium.

The 50th Anniversary Edition of the rock band's 1968 album was remastered by Bob Ludwig. The vinyl version includes a separate 12" vinyl of the mono-version of "Sympathy For the Devil" and a copy of the Japanese-only bonus flexi-disc that included a 1968 telephone interview with Mick Jagger.

The live soundtrack to Martin Scorsese's documentary of the Rolling Stones' concerts at New York's Beacon Theater.

The rerelease of the two-night concert at Madison Square Garden in 1969 features five unreleased tracks and tracks from the opening acts: BB King and Ike & Tina Turner.

The deluxe reissue of the rock band's remastered 1971 release features alternative versions of five songs (including Brown Sugar with Eric Clapton) and five live tracks from The Roadhouse. [The Super Deluxe version includes an additional 13 live tracks from the University of Leeds.]

The two-disc live recording of The Rolling Stones' December 15, 2012 concert at Newark's Prudential Center features guest appearances from Black Keys, Gary Clark, Jr., Lady Gaga, John Mayer, Bruce Springsteen, and Mick Taylor.

Songs from the July 6 and July 13 concerts at London's Hyde Park were compiled in this digital-only release.

The concept album about violence in America for the hip hip group features guest vocals from Black Thought, Michel Chion, Patty Crash, Raheem DeVaughn, Dice Raw, Mercedes Martinez, Greg Porn, Nina Simone, and Mary Lou Williams.

The hip-hop collective's eighth album is their first for Def Jam records, and also features the return to the group of rapper Malik B.

The legendary Philadelphia posse returns with its first release since playing with Late Night With Jimmy Fallon's house band. Staying true to its roots with acoustic jazz grooves and elements of rock and soul, The Roots continue its reign as one of hip-hop's most innovative acts.

The latest studio album from the hip-hop group features Common, Malik B, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Styles P, Wale, and DJ Jazzy Jeff, amongst others guest artists.

Backed by The Roots, John Legend delivers his fourth studio album of soul-conscious classics and original material.

The 13th studio album is a concept album about the life of Redford Stephens, a fictional character who gets involved with drugs.

The groundbreaking Philadelphia rap outfit returns with 13 new tracks and guest contributions from Jill Scott, Nelly Furtado, Talib Kweli and Musiq.

Whereas its predecessor (2002's acclaimed 'Phrenology') clocked in at 79 minutes, 'The Tipping Point' is a concise 45-minute listen, featuring guests Devin The Dude, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Jean Grae and Television's Dave Chappelle.

The first and only album by the Scottish/American indie-pop band, which broke up before the album was released.

The third album for the New Zealand-based indie band led by Ryan McPhun is its first on the Sub Pop label.

This is the sophomore album for the New Zealand band led by ex-Californian Ryan McPhun.

The fourth release for the indie pop band led by Ryan McPhun was written after breaking up with his girlfriend and was inspired by the winter in Norway.

The debut album for the English quartet was produced by Tony Hoffer.

The second album for the British group was produced by Mark Ronson.

The fourth full-length release for the Canadian folk rock band and its first with Robin Hatch.

The Canadian indie rock trio return with their second release of lovelorn, nostalgic, anthem-heavy pop songs.

Orginally self-released in early 2008, Saddle Creek re-releases the debut full-length album for the Canadian indie rock band.

The third full-length release for the Canadian indie folk trio was co-produced by Matt Lederman and Leon Taheny.

The Canadian band that began as a solo project for Matthew Hart releases its fourth full length album.

Mathew Adam Hart's quirky one-man bedroom-pop band (think Magnetic Fields) returns with a third album.

The third album for the Wu-Tang Clan member as Bobby Digital features Thea and George Harrison's son as guest artists.

Robert Diggs, aka Bobby Digital, aka RZA, aka (well, we could go on... but we won't), best known for his production work with Wu-Tang Clan and the Gravediggaz, returns with his second solo album.

The Wu-Tang producer returns to his RZA moniker with this latest solo release, after two previous albums under the "Bobby Digital" name.

The debut full-length solo project for Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno features guest appearances from Little Simz and slowthai.

The latest release from the Canadian alt-country band was produced by Dallas Good and features a guest appearance by Buffy Sainte-Marie.