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Florry
On its third album, the country-rock group rips through a set of free-spirited barnstormers with such ease and joy that even its tales of raw feelings and perpetual malaise feel uplifting.

Caveman Wakes Up

Friendship
On its fifth album of ramshackle Americana, the Philadelphia group finds revelation in the humdrum details of everyday life, turning weary non sequiturs into anthems for the downwardly mobile.

Quit to Play Chess

Cola Boyy
In a world that often refuses to see disabled people as all the things that disco represents—carefree, exuberant, sexy—the late California musician’s joyful final album is a necessary corrective.

Possession

Ty Segall
Wrapping up a run of mercurial stylistic gambits, the So Cal garage rocker settles into back-to-basics psych and stadium rock on a record packed with feel-good anthems.

DAISY

rusowsky
The most reclusive member of the Spanish collective Rusia-IDK shines on a debut that’s as freakishly fun as it is sincere.

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