Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
Will Anderson’s noise pop project, now solidified into a full band, showcases even more growth into summery, wistful sounds
The prolific guitarist creates a series of thrilling and unpredictable jazz explorations
A warm and moving statement of grief and community from the former Low frontman and Duluth bluegrass outfit
An unrehearsed live jazz piano set that arrives upon some stunning discoveries
woods navigates a stunningly unsettling gauntlet of horrors on a bold, chilling new set of songs
The folk guitarist assembles a rotating ensemble for a stormy set of pieces, heavy with feeling
The New York noise rock group offer more moments of grace and vulnerability in their stunning cacophony
The TV on the Radio frontman delivers his debut solo album, informed by grief and a heavy dose of electronics
The Ohio post-punk group’s first new LP in seven years is a masterful showcase of economy
A minimal, industrial techno reunion with unexpectedly warm-hearted results
The fourteenth album from Bejar and company is rife with sonic maximalism and madcap musical moves
The New York post-punk group enlist producer Graham Sutton (Bark Psychosis) for a stunning, synth-laden nightmare
Haley Fohr taps into the more hedonistic part of her dark side on her latest LP
The L.A. psych-pop group crafts a sensorially stimulating artifact of extraterrestrial crate-digging
The Midwestern shoegaze trio deliver their most versatile and varied album yet, driven by a strong foundation of songwriting
The London-based jazz artist and bandleader takes inspiration from her Bahraini heritage on her ambitious, masterful new album
A lovely record from the UK singer/songwriter that’s small-scale, vibrant, calming and very British
The first LP from Van Etten’s new group is the work of a proper band, locked in and an absolute blast