Album Reviews
The New York metal band’s instinct for getting weird pays off further on their Metal Blade debut.
Long Beach emcee embraces weirdness on his vibrant second full-length.
Colin Stetson’s new genre defying band occupies a space near metal but not defined by it.
The story of a desert studio through 29 eclectic and vibrant archival tracks.
A highly charged and musically eclectic soundtrack for our fraught climate.
Indie rock and experimental collaborators come together for a tribute to the heavens.
After a six year wait, Fleet Foxes return with a sprawling work that’ll take repeated listens to fully unlock.
A career-spanning A- and B-side retrospective that proves Can could do singles as well as anyone else.
The 400 Sound is credited anew on this set of equally personal and richly arranged country-rock tunes.
The latest from the UK prog/alt-rock group is big in experimentation but not in cohesion.