Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
The Mael Brothers’ 26th album is a late career triumph
A primal scream rendered in kaleidoscopic shades and myriad contours
A work of healing and a search for beauty, rendered in shades of neon
The emcee and producer’s second team-up, an album of surrealist travelogues, is at once introspective, funny and affecting
A celebration of libidinous hedonism and joy on the dancefloor
On their first new album in 24 years, the UK duo find constant inspiration in the unknown
Hecker’s anti-ambient album, an eerie set of music that can’t be ignored
A quiet storm of emotion, punctuated with bangers
The post-punk legends ratchet up their 21st century resurgence to a fever pitch
The Toronto artist makes her Sub Pop debut with a series of intense, pulsing industrial-tinged pop anthems
A full realization of big-production rock to match their outsized persona
The Hattiesburg, Mississippi synth punks make a stellar debut that avoids tropes and trappings
A more vulnerable and subdued but often incredible take on Karin Dreijer’s music
The post-hardcore group, once a solo project, evolves into something richer and more ambitious
Nearly four decades in, the legendary trio find new space to explore
Baird returns with her mostly richly arranged set of songs to date
Following a viral TikTok moment, the UK synth-pop group return with some of their most organic sounds