Album Reviews
An affectionate and grooving tribute from one legend to another.
Seth Haley’s saga finds a happy ending through vintage synthesizer textures.
On their third album, the hazy indie rock outfit delves into more baroque territory.
A set of short, sweet, hard-rocking metal with a subliminal progressive streak.
Boston psych-rock group takes a heavy, epic journey to more atmospheric territory.
The California pop punks maintain a familiar sound while hinting at where the future could take them.
Sub Pop-released compilation of songs from Fox animated series is an embarrassment of absurd riches.
Gary, Indiana’s footwork innovator balances celebration and intensity on her outstanding second album.
The funeral doom group stretches the limits of their dark, devastating genre on their latest.
The Danish group shifts away from prog for dream pop, but something’s definitely missing.
Canadian indie rock outfit returns after a bit of a break with an album that tackles the big questions.
The San Francisco noise rock outfit returns after a decade-long break with a surprisingly melodic presence.