Album Of The Week 973
Album of the Week: Clipping. – There Existed An Addiction to Blood
The L.A. industrial rap trio deliver a stunning exercise in fear.
Album of the Week: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Ghosteen
A double-album meditation on grief that's the prettiest and most devastating album of Cave's career.
Album of the Week: Danny Brown – uknowhatimsayin¿
A nod to classic hip-hop from an emcee that's spent his career pushing it into the future.
Album of the Week: Angel Olsen – All Mirrors
The singer/songwriter's fourth album is at once her biggest and most intimate, a massive expression of deeply personal conflicts.
Album of the Week: JPEGMAFIA – All My Heroes Are Cornballs
The oddball hip-hop artist tones down his most aggressive impulses but raises the bar.
Album of the Week: (Sandy) Alex G – House of Sugar
The Philly singer/songwriter's follow-up to <i>Rocket</i> is a dreamy, druggy and diverse indie mixtape.
Album of the Week: Mizmor – Cairn
The Portland doom-metal outfit raise the bar and the stakes with their breathtaking third album.
Album of the Week: Cloud Rat – Pollinator
The Michigan band raises the bar for hardcore with their bracing, cathartic fourth full-length release.
Album of the Week: Pharmakon – Devour
A noise/industrial album that's appropriate to our times in ways other albums simply aren't.
Album of the Week: Jay Som – Anak Ko
Melina Duterte's follow-up to 2017's <i>Everybody Works</i> is pretty but not precious, and harsh even when it's soft.
Album of the Week: Tropical Fuck Storm – Braindrops
The Australian group's second LP is a necessary piece of psychedelic post-punk weirdness.
Album of the Week: Sleater-Kinney – The Center Won’t Hold
The trio's ninth, St. Vincent-produced album is both a testament to their enduring power and ability to leave their comfort zone.
Album of the Week: Nérija : Blume
The debut album by this UK seven-piece jazz collective is warm, inviting and exciting all at once.
Album of the Week: Tomb Mold – Planetary Clairvoyance
The Canadian death metal outfit accelerate their progression on their outstanding third LP.
Album of the Week: Lingua Ignota – Caligula
A mixture of sacred and profane and supremely intense from the avant garde vocalist.
Album of the Week: Torche – Admission
The Miami metal outfit delivers their most refined, melodic set of music, which still sounds massive.
Album of the Week: Immortal Bird – Thrive On Neglect
A full-blast set of blackened death metal that reveals stunning details on further listens.
Album of the Week: black midi – Schlagenheim
The London-based band embrace a defiantly weird sound in an age of chillout playlists.
Album of the Week: Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars
The Boss returns to his folk roots for an album of gritty humanity.
Album of the Week: Baroness – Gold & Grey
The weirdest, biggest and most rewardingly bold Baroness album to date.
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