Grant-Lee Phillips’ new album, All That You Can Dream, is a turbulent and highly musical rumination that finds the veteran singer-songwriter addressing the strange fragility of life.

The collection of songs bears the markings of his prolific output, a melodic prowess and an ear for lyric in everyday conversation. Comparable to the works Low or Duster, Phillips offers a salve to a wounded world, struggling to regain equilibrium. This is Grant-Lee Phillips at his most reflective, wrestling with the most pertinent of questions.

Focusing on life in quarantine (“A Sudden Place,” “Cruel Trick”) and the ever-shifting political landscape (“Rats in a Barrel,” “Cut to the Ending”), this collection shows that Phillips remains one of the finest singer-songwriters of our time.