Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
Philadelphia rockers’ debut album makes resistance into badass fun.
Colin Stetson’s new genre defying band occupies a space near metal but not defined by it.
A highly charged and musically eclectic soundtrack for our fraught climate.
The 400 Sound is credited anew on this set of equally personal and richly arranged country-rock tunes.
Seth Haley’s saga finds a happy ending through vintage synthesizer textures.
Boston psych-rock group takes a heavy, epic journey to more atmospheric territory.
Gary, Indiana’s footwork innovator balances celebration and intensity on her outstanding second album.
After collaborating with Frank Ocean, the singer/songwriter delivers his most varied and confident work to date.
Matthew Barnes finds hope and humanity amid dark landscapes.
Darren Cunningham captivates the listener with meticulous simplicity.
The Boston band’s latest full-length radiates melodic chaos.
On their 9th album, the Austin group gets expansive without sacrificing the groove.
Melina Duterte’s Polyvinyl debut is a stunning showcase of her prolificacy and dream pop songwriting prowess.
Benjamin John Power’s biggest album is also his most human.
Dallas thrashers turn in their strongest set of songs and their most powerful statement yet.