Out of the Box Album of the Week with Paul Shugrue

On "Mission of Mercy," his fourth solo album, he and his backing band establish their own unique identity while honoring Tom Petty’s legacy.

“I Built You A Tower” is not a return to form that many bands who have been around as long as they have resort to, it’s a continuation of the form that they invented years ago.

“The Boys of Dungeon Lane” a surprisingly great, deeply personal album.

“Everyone For Ten Minutes” takes on themes of catharsis from grief, aging and pursuit of love in a chaotic world

On his new album "American Stories" the former Vampire Weekend member has delivered his most cohesive solo record yet, shifting to a more acoustic chamber-folk vibe.

“Dancing on the Wall” goes beyond the sunny optimistic sound of previous efforts to delve into the darker side of synth-pop

“Peaches!” is like a jam session, with each song recorded mostly live in the studio with few overdubs.

“Across The Divide” is a generous 17 track collection that proves he is a generational storyteller documenting the messy reality of outgrowing the places that made you.

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"Chance Worth Taking" is the Louisiana soul singer's first original all blues album.

On their third album, “Cat Out of Hell,” the separate musical identities of the four members come together as a cohesive unit delivering punchy and perfectly harmonized songs.