Basia Bulat · 2022 Spin it Again - You filed this one away after two casual plays, and that's exactly what it was waiting for you to stop doing.

Low · 2002 Spin it Again - Mimi Parker plays drums like she's trying not to wake someone, and it sounds louder than anything.

Cowboy Junkies · 2004 Spin it Again - Recorded in their own Hamilton studio with no outside clock running, this is what the Junkies sound like when nobody is asking them to be anything.

Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions · 1999 Spin it Again - Hope Sandoval and My Bloody Valentine's drummer made a record in two countries that sounds like neither of them — and somehow that's exactly right.

Rilo Kiley · 2004 Spin it Again - The EP Rilo Kiley released the same year as their best album, which is exactly why nobody talks about it enough.

Wolf Alice · 2017 Spin it Again - There are bands that grow into their second album and bands that detonate it — Wolf Alice did the second thing.

Father John Misty · 2017 Spin it Again - Seventy-four minutes, a seventy-four-piece orchestra, and one guy who really needed you to sit still for a while.

Father John Misty · 2015 Spin it Again - Josh Tillman made a record so committed to sincerity that he had to bury it under three layers of irony just to get it out the door.

Broken Social Scene · 2010 Spin it Again - An EP that outweighs most full albums by a band that never really knew how to be small.

The Antlers · 2009 Spin it Again - Peter Silberman recorded it alone in his apartment, and somehow that suffocating smallness is exactly what makes the grief feel true.

Cowboy Junkies · 1988 Spin it Again - One microphone, one room, one take, and somehow the Trinity Session sounds like the only honest thing recorded that decade.

The Microphones · 2001 Spin it Again - Phil Elverum recorded it in his bedroom in Olympia and somehow made lo-fi feel like the only honest response to being alive and overwhelmed by it.