Album Reviews
The cinematic soul combo deliver their most stylish suite yet.
Aes creates an audio guide to a fantastical realm on his latest.
The Canadian grindcore band deliver well-calculated brutality on their 11th album.
Once upon a time there was a subgenre called “witch house,” the emphasis here being…
A progressive electronic work that feels more like a cinematic epic.
The Belarusian coldwave trio create a fitting musical companion to the dark winter nights ahead.
IG Culture and Alex Phountzi bring together a sprawling set of under-the-radar producers in the name of broken beat.
Travis Stewart grows closer to becoming a master of all trades on his latest.
In a surprising show of conciseness, the new Autechre record revealed itself to be a…
Kate Stables’ latest feels like a hopeful mind clouded by unavoidable horror.
The latest solo effort from the Wilco leader and vocalist is a work of warmth and affection.
The ambient composer follows up a celebratory lounge-disco album with a mournful set of ghostly loops.
The L.A. band’s new set of collaborative tracks is their closest approximation of vintage industrial.
Darren Cunningham’s latest is a great batch of songs that feel strangely disconnected from one another.
The Mike Patton-fronted art-metal weirdos revisit their thrash days on this reworking of their early demo.
March Richter explores the human voice in his more spacious set of dark ambient compositions.
Daniel Lopatin’s most accessible release to date is also a new high point for the producer.