Album Reviews
A solid set of disparate inspirations and previously unfinished ideas
The Australian group’s fourth album is a chaotic reflection of our times
The Swedish metal group continue on a familiar path, to rewarding if not revelatory results
Masami Akita’s latest injects a dose of accessibility into his legendary wall of noise
The experimental electronic duo trade plastic for metal on their new, industrial-tinged LP
The Haim sisters’ fourth album is cleansing and cathartic, a showcase of a group at their best
The UK group bend toward an acceptance of growing older and tamer, with a distinctively ’70s-influenced sound
After three decades, the alt-rock icons remain as relevant as ever, with an energized set rife with social commentary
The prolific Australian psych-rock outfit pairs up with an orchestra for grand results
The Richmond, Virginia-raised, Chicago-based rapper explores grief through grooves and everyday magic
The UK rapper emerges from a period of personal turmoil both frustrated and inspired
The psychedelic group return with their first new album in seven years, a little softer but weird as ever
Thom Wasluck returns after eight years with a dense and powerful new LP
The hardcore heroes take a bigger step into mainstream alt-rock sounds on their latest