Album Reviews
A conceptual collection of songs that captures the complicated feelings of a more vulnerable time.
Sleater-Kinney’s 10th album is the band at their most warmly comfortable.
The UK post-metal group returns after five years with an album that displays growth and potential directions to come.
The Seattle group offer a masterfully grungy selection of body-horror centric death metal.
Wes Eisold’s first new album in 10 years offers something for all devotees of sonic darkness.
The prolific Canadian duo refine their drone-metal into its most powerful sound.
A laid-back, easygoing new full-length from the L.A. producer that provides sensory restoration.
A work of boundless vision from a solitary black metal creator.
The Portland stoner rock outfit tunes up and dials in on their strongest album to date.
A contemporary folk album that builds on a legacy of great singer/songwriter albums.
Black metal/folk artist Austin Lunn delves into struggles for internal peace on his majestic new album.