Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
The Brighton noise rock group’s sophomore album broadens their palette and deepens their darkness
The Seattle noise rock group’s fourth album makes room for elegance within the din
The latest in Full of Hell’s ongoing series of collaborative releases showcases a more darkly atmospheric side of their sound
A high-point in the Denver band’s second act undercut by tragic loss
The group’s first new album in 16 years is a masterful, gorgeous and undeniably goth addition to their body of work
Phil Elverum revisits the motifs and mystery of ‘The Glow Pt. 2’ in a sprawling and spiritual new chapter
The Brooklyn duo build rich, jazz-pop arrangements from their intricate, progressive songwriting
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
The Oklahoma City noise rock band raise the stakes on their second album, lifting a veil while remaining unrelentingly heavy
Blood Incantation named their fourth studio LP after a little-known but well-loved cult progressive rock…
The erstwhile Jamie Smith quietly propelled his friends Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim to…
The British singer/songwriter’s third album pares back the volume while showcasing some of her most detailed arrangements
Sam Shepherd makes a return to dance music after various eclectic diversions
The North Carolina singer/songwriter’s latest set of songs is higher in fidelity but still warm, lived in, absurd and profound
You can’t rush perfection, but sometimes an act of nature can help to hurry it…
The Irish post-punk group embrace a kind of hopeful defiance on their eclectic fourth album
Jade Lilitri and company go deeper into introspection as they sharpen their power pop hooks