Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
The debut collaboration from Mabe Fratti and Hector Tosta ais an exquisite balance of tension and stillness
The Cincinnati post-punk group add a live-band urgency to their dark, atmospheric sound
Inspired by Pentecostal holiness religion, the artist formerly known as Lingua Ignota develops a strange, haunting artifact
A breathtaking meditation on grief built into rich, progressive art pop songwriting
The rap duo deliver one of their most ambitious statements, including live band arrangements
The Toronto death metal group returns after a four-year break with their most progressive and ambitious album to date
The New Jersey grindcore icons return after nine years with a boundary expanding but intense new LP
On their first release for the legendary Impulse Records, IE provide exceptional sanctuary
The Chicago group achieve final form as a band, delivering their strongest and richest set of songs
Doubling down on pop hooks, the Detroit collective offer up some of their most magnetic songs to date
Adrian Sherwood’s dub reworkings of last year’s ‘Reset’ bring more space and joy to these sunny pop songs
The New York band’s second album is a dispatch from a shadowy and cloistered space
A wondrously skewed set of dance music comprises Richard D. James’ first new music in five years
The Lebanese multi-instrumentalist delivers a lush, psychedelic set of analog instrumentals with the flow of a beat tape
Harvey’s twelfth album is set in her childhood home while taking a turn toward the subtly cinematic
ANOHNI’s most deeply soulful set of songs to date
The punk duo’s sophomore album finds them growing even more vibrant and joyful
The L.A. band’s full-length debut packs huge alt-rock hooks and hardcore punch into 29 minutes