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Featured Release
The Black Keys
El Camino
Produced by Danger Mouse and The Black Keys, the band's seventh studio album was recorded at singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound studio in the band’s new hometown of Nashville during the spring of 2011. "They sound like a band who think they've made the year's best rock 'n' roll album," says the Guardian, "probably because that's exactly what they've done." The Independent calls it "by some distance the most powerful, compelling rock album of the year."
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The Black Keys
El Camino
Produced by Danger Mouse and The Black Keys, the band's seventh studio album was recorded at singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound studio in the band’s new hometown of Nashville during the spring of 2011. "They sound like a band who think they've made the year's best rock 'n' roll album," says the Guardian, "probably because that's exactly what they've done." The Independent calls it "by some distance the most powerful, compelling rock album of the year."
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![Biophilia [LP]](http://www.nonesuch.com/files/imagecache/section-artists-latestrelease/albums/coverart/bjork-biophilia-cover-338-300_0.jpg "Biophilia [LP]")
Björk
Biophilia [LP]
Biophilia is an interdisciplinary exploration of the universe and its physical forces—particularly those where music, nature, and technology meet—inspired by these relationships between musical structures and natural phenomena, from the atomic to the cosmic. The BBC raves: "An amazing, inventive and wholly unique eighth album from an artist without peer." NPR calls it "astounding." The LP includes the album on two discs of 180-gram, high-performance vinyl.
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Björk
The Crystalline Series: Cosmogony Matthew Herbert Remixes
The last in a series of imported 12" vinyl releases featuring variations on music from Björk's Biophilia album, this 12" includes two mixes of "Cosmogony" and two instrumental versions of the song, all remixed by British electronic artist Matthew Herbert, who previously collaborated with Björk on her Vespertine album. Herbert, who is known for incorporating natural and everyday sounds into his work, has produced remixes for REM and Yoko Ono. Pre-order for August 16 release.
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Björk
The Crystalline Series: Matthew Herbert Remixes
The second in a series of imported 12" vinyl releases featuring variations on music from Björk's Biophilia album, this 12" includes "Crystalline" and an instrumental version of the song, both remixed by British electronic artist Matthew Herbert, who previously collaborated with Björk on her Vespertine album. Herbert, who is known for incorporating natural and everyday sounds into his work, has produced remixes for REM and Yoko Ono. Pre-order for August 16 release.
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Björk
The Crystalline Series: Serban Ghenea Mixes
The first in a series of imported 12" vinyl releases featuring music from Björk's Biophilia album, this 12" includes the "Crystalline" and "Cosmogony" singles mixed by Grammy Award–winning engineer Serban Ghenea.
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Jessica Lea Mayfield
Tell Me
Mayfield’s Nonesuch Records debut, Tell Me, was produced and engineered by The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, who provides backing vocals as well as guitar and drum loops. The New York Times has described her voice as "somewhere between Lucinda Williams’ and Hope Sandoval’s." Rolling Stone likens the album "to the anything-goes alternative country of Neko Case and Wilco." Nonesuch Store orders include the exclusive bonus download "I'll Be the One You Want Someday (Live)."
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Jessica Lea Mayfield
Tell Me + Signed “Our Hearts Are Wrong” 7"
Mayfield’s Nonesuch Records debut, Tell Me, was produced and engineered by The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, who provides backing vocals as well as guitar and drum loops. The New York Times has described her voice as "somewhere between Lucinda Williams’ and Hope Sandoval’s." NPR says she has "a mature sound that seems evolved beyond her years." This special bundle includes an autographed 7” of the album track “Our Hearts Are Wrong” (with a live version of "Kiss Me Again" on the B-side).
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Carolina Chocolate Drops + Luminescent Orchestrii
Carolina Chocolate Drops / Luminescent Orchestrii
This four-song collaboration between Carolina Chocolate Drops and the New York–based gypsy punk band Luminescent Orchestrii was inspired by a spontaneous set together at the Folk Alliance festival in Memphis that Lumi guitarist Sxip Shirey described as “magic." Joining the bands on the EP is human beatboxer Adam Matta. No Depression says "the good times are palpable on this disc, starting from the very first notes."
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Punch Brothers
Antifogmatic
Punch Brothers' second disc showcases the growing collaborative power of this virtuosic, genre-blurring combo. "Antifogmatic brims with color, wit, flash and tenderness," says the Wall Street Journal, "all conveyed with remarkable musicianship and high spirits." The quintet honed these songs over impromptu sessions at New York's The Living Room, then recorded them live at LA's Ocean Way studio with producer Jon Brion. The vinyl LP includes the album on 140-gram vinyl and CD.
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The Black Keys
Brothers
The New York Times has called The Black Keys’ music “tough-minded, blues haunted songs,” and the ghosts of Alabama's legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, where the bulk of Brothers was recorded, inhabit the album's 15 tracks. Time Out, in a five-star review, calls it "a sonic wonderland"; Uncut says it proves The Black Keys to be "one of the best rock 'n' roll bands on the planet." The album won four Grammy awards, including Best Alternative Album.