Album of the Week

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

Richard Dawson End of the Middle review

Richard Dawson – End of the Middle

A lovely record from the UK singer/songwriter that’s small-scale, vibrant, calming and very British

Sharon Van Etten and the Attachment Theory review

Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory – Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory

The first LP from Van Etten’s new group is the work of a proper band, locked in and an absolute blast

FKA twigs EUSEXUA review

FKA twigs – EUSEXUA

FKA twigs more openly embraces ’90s-influenced club sounds on her third LP

DITZ Never Exhale review

DITZ – Never Exhale

The Brighton noise rock group’s sophomore album broadens their palette and deepens their darkness

Ela Minus DÍA review

Ela Minus – DÍA

The realm of synth-pop is a curious one. While there’s more room for argument where…

Haunted Horses Dweller review

Haunted Horses – Dweller

The Seattle noise rock group’s fourth album makes room for elegance within the din

Father John Misty Mahashmashana review

Father John Misty – Mahashmashana

Josh Tillman finds freedom in chaos on his sixth album

Full of Hell and Andrew Nolan Scraping the Divine review

Full of Hell and Andrew Nolan – Scraping the Divine

The latest in Full of Hell’s ongoing series of collaborative releases showcases a more darkly atmospheric side of their sound

Planes Mistaken for Stars Do you Love Me review

Planes Mistaken For Stars – Do You Still Love Me?

A high-point in the Denver band’s second act undercut by tragic loss

The Cure Songs of a Lost World review

The Cure – Songs of a Lost World

The group’s first new album in 16 years is a masterful, gorgeous and undeniably goth addition to their body of work

Mount Eerie Night Palace review

Mount Eerie – Night Palace

Phil Elverum revisits the motifs and mystery of ‘The Glow Pt. 2’ in a sprawling and spiritual new chapter

Fievel is Glauque Rong Weicknes review

Fievel Is Glauque – Rong Weicknes

The Brooklyn duo build rich, jazz-pop arrangements from their intricate, progressive songwriting

Elucid revelator review

ELUCID – REVELATOR

The emcee and one half of Armand Hammer delivers a noisier and more intense album, but one that still has a pronounced humanity at its core

Chat Pile Cool World review

Chat Pile – Cool World

The Oklahoma City noise rock band raise the stakes on their second album, lifting a veil while remaining unrelentingly heavy

Blood Incantation Absolute Elsewhere review

Blood Incantation – Absolute Elsewhere

Blood Incantation named their fourth studio LP after a little-known but well-loved cult progressive rock…

Jamie xx In Waves review

Jamie xx : In Waves

The erstwhile Jamie Smith quietly propelled his friends Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim to…

Nilüfer Yanya My Method Actor review

Nilüfer Yanya – My Method Actor

The British singer/songwriter’s third album pares back the volume while showcasing some of her most detailed arrangements

Floating Points Cascade review

Floating Points – Cascade

Sam Shepherd makes a return to dance music after various eclectic diversions

MJ Lenderman Manning Fireworks review

MJ Lenderman – Manning Fireworks

The North Carolina singer/songwriter’s latest set of songs is higher in fidelity but still warm, lived in, absurd and profound

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings Woodland review

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings – Woodland

You can’t rush perfection, but sometimes an act of nature can help to hurry it…