Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
Dalt taps into more vulnerable and intimate feelings on her latest, and it’s anything but straightforward
30 years and 10 albums into their career, the veteran metal group hit another high
The rap duo’s new triple-album pulls them in three different directions with consistently dazzling sounds and images
The Boston post-hardcore group embrace a more-is-more approach on their latest
Teaming up with producer Angel Marcloid (Fire-Toolz), Jasmine White-Glutz builds out her shoegaze sound
The post-hardcore maximalists pare back (a little) for a blistering scream into the void
The eclectic group, comprising members of pageninetynine, unearth a furious unreleased album from 2016
The New Jersey metalcore heroes return after 30 years, stronger than ever
The Michigan shoegazers cast a wider lens to craft a grandiose collection highlighting grief, community and acceptance
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