+ Various Artists, Just Tell Me That You Want Me - A Tribute To Fleetwood Mac: After nearly five decades of making music, Fleetwood Mac have a wealth of landmark songs, and the all-star indie cast on this album does an wonderful job covering them with reverence along with their own personal takes. Universally adored "Landslide" (which in the past has been covered by Smashing Pumpkins and Dixie Chicks) is lovingly rendered by Antony and the Johnsons's Antony Hegarty. Other highlights come by way of The New Pornographers ("Think About Me"), Best Coast ("Rhiannon"), Lykke Li ("Silver Springs"), The Kills ("Dreams"), Washed Out ("Straight Back"), and MGMT ("Future Games").

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+ Incubus, Incubus HQ Live: Singer Brandon Boyd said his band may be taking another break after their Honda Civic Tour with Linkin Park and MUTEMATH, but this may tide fans over in the meantime. Last summer, Incubus celebrated their 20th anniversary by performing seven free shows for fans at a gallery in Los Angeles. Six of the nights were recorded, streamed live and comprise this set. The CD/DVD includes career-spanning material and features rarities and big hits ("Nice To Know You," "Drive," "Megalomaniac") along with new material from If Not Now, When? which at the time was not yet released ("Promises, Promises," "Adolescents"). There is also a special edition and box set version.

+ Insane Clown Posse, Mighty Death Pop!: The Detroit rap duo are releasing three versions of this album, each housing a different bonus CD. "Red Pop" features covers of Christina Aguilera, Michael Jackson, N.W.A. and more. "Black Pop" is packaged with an hour-plus song called "Freaky Tales," and "White Pop" reprises Mighty Death Pop! on the bonus CD, but with guests including Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst, Ice Cube, Kreayshawn and more. Violent J also told Billboard, "[The CD format's] almost gone now, and the next time we put an album out it may be nonexistent... So if the CDs are going away, this is the last of the collectible 'I gotta find all three!' thing that we'll do."