Baroque pop releases, week 39

This week in baroque pop, new releases and retrospectives highlight a genre rich with emotional depth and intricate arrangements. Lizzy McAlpine explores introspective themes through a Nick Drake-inspired lens, while Boris Maurussane offers the melancholic elegance of 'Larmes de joie'. Reissues and tributes continue to honor enduring voices, from Gregory Douglass’s reimagining of a Tori Amos classic to the anniversary of pivotal albums by the Bee Gees and John Cale.

1. 01

   Perfume Genius

   Perfume Genius shares new song 'Natural High' from upcoming performance The Lesson

   Sep 23 · 9 outlets

2. 02

   Tori Amos

   Tori Amos announces second children’s book A Sorta Fairytale

   Sep 24 · 3 outlets

3. 03

   Lizzy McAlpine, Nick Drake, STELLA LEFTY

   Lizzy McAlpine Got Stella Lefty’d Over Nick Drake Soundalike On Her New Album

   Sep 22 · 2 outlets

4. 04

   Mary Gauthier, Dallas Burrow, Cat Stevens, Ted Sablay, Bill Scorzari

   Music Reviews: Mary Gauthier’s Poignant ‘Reckoning,’ plus Dallas Burrow, Cat Stevens, Ted Sablay, Bill Scorzari, and New Earth Farmers

   Sep 27 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Gregory Douglass, Tori Amos

   Gregory Douglass breathes new life into a Tori Amos classic with “Tear In Your Hand”

   Sep 25 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   John Cale

   John Cale Released “Walking On Locusts” 30 Years Ago Today

   Sep 24 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Bee Gees

   Bee Gees Released “Trafalgar” 55 Years Ago Today

   Sep 24 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Boris Maurussane

   Boris Maurussane : Larmes de joie

   Sep 23 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   Harry Nilsson

   Remembering When Harry Nilsson Sabotaged His Career Momentum and Delivered a Classic at the Same Time in 1973

   Sep 21 · 1 outlet

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