Album Reviews
The composer and pianist blends the cerebral with commanding beauty
The masters of gothic doom provide a philosophical foundation to their sorrowful sound
Case’s first new album in seven years is beautiful and elaborate, and shaped by grief
The New York band’s fantasy doom pays off in the first act but still needs work on the follow-through
Le Bon crafts a breakup album that’s characteristically strange and beautiful
The Brooklyn synth-pop group capture endless groove on their fourth full-length
Since the release of Glutton for Punishment, the debut album by London’s Heartworms, the album…
Bar McKinnon and company’s latest comprises sounds you’ve never heard before—which is delightfully par for the course
Brann Dailor (Mastodon) and his prog trio return after a 10-year gap with mixed results
The Norwegian artist’s sophomore release takes a more concise approach to prog
A delicately stunning ambient return from Loraine James
A standout set of contemporary punk streaked in grease, grime and the freedom of escape