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Alcest : Spiritual Instinct
The French blackgaze artist's latest is a strong fusion of past and present.
P.E.’s “Top Ticket” is urgent, unnerving, abrasive and dark
The new outfit from Veronica Torres (ex-Pill) dials up the intensity.
Modern English announce reissues of Mesh & Lace and After the Snow
Newly reissued versions of classic albums to feature previously unreleased bonus tracks.
Black Jazz Consortium : Evolution of Light
Brooklyn Fred interprets Latin and Brazilian jazz through his own unique lens.
Album of the Week: Moor Mother – Analog Fluids of Sonic Black Holes
A dark, powerful triumph that harbors hope and joy amid its intense sonic landscape.
Michael Kiwanuka : Kiwanuka
An album that strives to reach the next level without knowing how to get there.
A Winged Victory For The Sullen : The Undivided Five
The ambient duo take the listener on an emotional journey from darkness into light.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse : Colorado
A more laid-back affair with occasional moments of signature fury.
Swans : Leaving Meaning.
A darker, more nuanced version of the band that dims the lights and pours the wine.
Album of the Week: Sudan Archives – Athena
Brittney Parks' full-length debut is a thrilling debut built on stunning songcraft.
Ayoni : Iridescent
The debut by the 20-year-old Barbados-born singer is a strong pop statement.
Sufjan Stevens & Timo Andres : The Decalogues
A good if minor art music piece that should have us taking an overdue reexamination of Stevens as an artist.
Earl Sweatshirt releasing Feet of Clay tonight
Pop-up event happening tonight in downtown Los Angeles for the release.
FiRES WERE SHOT craft kaleidoscopic acoustic sounds on “Forter Starter”
Hear a stunning new track from the Austin duo's new EP.
See a parade of joggers, scooters and more in Battles’ “Fort Greene Park” video
Plus the duo performs on their own makeshift vehicles.
Cabaret Voltaire announce Methodology ’74-’78: The Attic Tapes vinyl reissue
Hear an early version of "Nag Nag Nag."
The Rifle shares dreamy, melancholy new single “Are You Having Fun Yet?”
Hear the first single from the Tucson artist's new album.