Album of the Week

Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.

Waxahatchee Tigers Blood review

Waxahatchee – Tigers Blood

Katie Crutchfield achieves a new personal best with a set of songs at once honest and stunning

Gouge Away Deep Sage review

Gouge Away – Deep Sage

After a six-year break, the Florida hardcore/noise rock group return with a more stunningly spacious set of songs

Kim Gordon the collective review

Kim Gordon – The Collective

Gordon pursues her agenda of unpredictability to stunning results, from trap beats to industrial noise

Hurray for the Riff Raff The Past is Still Alive review

Hurray for the Riff Raff – The Past Is Still Alive

Alynda Segarra turns Americana on its head on their stunning new LP

Erika De Casier Still review

Erika De Casier – Still

A milestone pop album from the versatile Danish artist

Laura Jane Grace Hole in My Head review

Laura Jane Grace – Hole In My Head

The Against Me! songwriter and vocalist strips down her sound while embracing strength and optimism

Chelsea Wolfe She Reaches Out review

Chelsea Wolfe – She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She

Wolfe’s first new album in five years is a dark, electronic labyrinth of survival and introspection

The Smile Wall of Eyes review

The Smile – Wall of Eyes

A more daring, challenging, yet quieter offering from the Yorke-Greenwood-Skinner trio

Ty Segall Three Bells review

Ty Segall – Three Bells

The prolific singer/songwriter’s 15th record is at once one of his more muted and ambitious epics

glass beach plastic death review

glass beach – plastic death

The L.A. group’s sophomore album leans heavier into prog for a spectacular and ambitious epic

Slift Ilion review

Slift – Ilion

The French heavy psych group’s latest is a thunderous cosmic journey

Pile Hot Air Balloon review

Pile – Hot Air Balloon

The group’s encore to their 2023 album ‘All Fiction’ further explores their more atmospheric side

Daniel Bachman When the Roses Come Again review

Daniel Bachman – When the Roses Come Again

A wildly experimental and spiritually moving fusion of American folk music and distorted, heavy drone

Aesop Rock Integrated Tech Solutions review

Aesop Rock – Integrated Tech Solutions

The veteran emcee’s storytelling has evolved into one of his most focused albums to date

Hotline TNT cartwheel review

Hotline TNT – Cartwheel

The New York group’s sophomore album features a stellar cross section of shoegaze, power pop and grunge

Titanic Vidrio review

Titanic : Vidrio

The debut collaboration from Mabe Fratti and Hector Tosta ais an exquisite balance of tension and stillness

Serfs Half Eaten by Dogs review

The Serfs – Half Eaten by Dogs

The Cincinnati post-punk group add a live-band urgency to their dark, atmospheric sound

Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter SAVED! review

Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter – SAVED!

Inspired by Pentecostal holiness religion, the artist formerly known as Lingua Ignota develops a strange, haunting artifact

Sufjan Stevens Javelin review

Sufjan Stevens – Javelin

A breathtaking meditation on grief built into rich, progressive art pop songwriting

Jlin Perspective review

Jlin – Perspective

Jerlilynn Patton offers up 26 minutes of focused musical power