Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
Nick Vicario’s garagey punk project takes a step toward more nuance and complexity with their standout third LP
Booker Stardrum, Ben Vida and Will Epstein oscillate between spiritual jazz and kosmische explorations on their debut collaboration
The Berlin by way of Baltimore group channel the ecstatic by way of stunning instrumental choreography
Their sound stripped of drums, Big|Brave create a dense wall of distortion with an emotional core
The legendary Scottish IDM duo returns with a psychedelic whirlwind that forces us to acknowledge uncertainty
The Los Angeles artist offers an emotional tour de force of a debut album
A mostly instrumental collaboration rife with surprises and an ease that feels like the work of old friends
The improvisational group’s third live recording is an expression of spontaneity and joy
The prodigious singer/songwriter’s 17th album addresses contemporary injustice through allegory
A hazy surrealist hip-hop album that provides a haunting from a different angle
The Austin metal group’s sound is no less evil, but considerably more accessible on their fifth LP
black midi’s Cameron Picton offers a progressive vision of a singer/songwriter album
The Brooklyn band of Southern transplants deliver a stunning debut of stillness and big riffs alike
The Philadelphia dungeon punks raise the fidelity and offer their strongest album yet
Eight years after her last LP, the pop luminary delivers a joyful half-hour of infectious dance music
After initially being self-released, the Michigan noise rock group’s firebrand debut is given a wider platform
The singer/songwriter’s first for Sacred Bones is inhabited by spirits
The singer/songwriter returns after three years with her strongest set of songs to date
A thrilling and fluid blend of jazz, R&B and hip-hop from Liv.e and Karriem Riggins