Album Reviews
Indie electro duo changes majors after replacing outgoing singer Alice Glass.
Cave releases his most minimal and avant garde album yet, informed by genuine grief and mourning.
Less than a year after their debut, the Philly punks keep their riffs big and their hearts on their sleeves.
Athens, Ga. post-hardcore crew bring heavy, complex rhythms on first album in 10 years.
The band formerly known as Viet Cong emerges anew with a personal best.
L.A. indie rock group grow more confident and composed on their third full-length.
Olsen’s latest album is the most impressive display of her singular talent and emotional narratives.
The Seattle metal trio continues to evade easy categorization and push interesting boundaries.
A short, intense set of dark narratives following up last year’s Summertime 06.
The New Jersey indie outfit has matured gracefully into a proper rock band.
Frank Ocean sets himself apart as a one-of-a-kind pop artist with his latest, complicated epic.