Album Reviews
The indie rock icons haven’t lost their spark or signature sound in more than 25 years.
As high-concept as anything the band has released, but still rewarding.
The San Diego (and New York/Philly) punk outfit reemerges after 14 years with a blistering set of songs.
A surprising new release of eclectic electronics from the innovative producer.
The once-metalcore outfit continues to delve deeper into the depths of their progressive capabilities.
A spectacular avant-garde metal album—with saxophone.
The Swedish noise-rock outfit plans their own outstanding exit.
An abrasive post-punk album that reveals itself between squalls of dissonance.
An unforgettable, urgent reflection of the times.
A strong new chapter from a dirty sludge band with the right amount of atmosphere.
A vibrant collection of updated Ethio-jazz sounds and loose, melodic jam sessions.
A gorgeous breakup album that’s mostly about the hope of what’s to come.
The American metal band and Japanese noise legend team up for an album that offers no easy answers.