Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
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
An inspired and enigmatic between the UK beatmaker and Ugandan fiddle player
After a brief, extreme opening, it becomes clear on The Coral Tombs that Ahab’s dabbling…
The Swiss artist’s third album feels like a rich and luxurious breakthrough
A richly arranged art pop album about the search for human connection
The doom metal duo explore a greater expanse on their sophomore album
The experimental rock outfit are opening up, braving new wilds on their fifth album
The Sons of Kemet/The Smile drummer’s solo debut delivers one of the most vital jazz listening experiences this year
Drew Daniel seeks to answer his latest album’s title question on a set of impeccable house music
The prolific artist crafts a sci-fi concept around folkloric rhythms and rich soundscapes
The Canadian group’s third album is a pop triumph, wrapped in glorious guitar sounds
The latest from the singular composer and producer is an album that feels like your mother’s arms wrapping around you
The UK post-punk group deliver ecstatic anthems with hardcore muscle
The British singer/songwriter finds some of her most inspired directions and songs nearly 30 years into her career
The Winnipeg noise rock outfit delve deeper into abrasion and despair for a masterpiece of pain
A thrilling new frontier in metalcore from the Atlanta mathemagicians
The New York hip-hop duo’s sophomore album is a dark and head-spinning vision