Album Reviews
The duo reconfigure their sound while offering a more personal set of lyrics
An excellent, devastating about loss from the Canadian noise rock duo
Chrystia Cabral turns musical tropes on their heads with her latest full-band effort
On their first new album in over a decade, the Louisville post-hardcore trio scarcely let off the throttle
The two psych-rock collaborators come together for a third time with somewhat diminished results
A new EP pairing that showcases the musical duality of the Belgian metal band
The eclectic industrial rap group serve up dystopian hip-hop with extra electronics
The Bay Area group leans back toward metal on a far-reaching and diverse set of songs
A blistering industrial-noise collaboration with subtle, melodic moments
Another excellent set of music from the veteran artist, one that blurs the line between music and poetry
Dave and Paula Lombardo’s sophomore album seeks a path toward healing through heavy sounds
The Berlin-based group’s Leon Michels-produced new LP incorporates funk, Anatolian rock and psychedelic folk in a fusion swirl
The companion album to the documentary about the enigmatic artist reveals a world of music beyond “Goodbye Horses”
Recorded in 1987 but unreleased until three years after the ambient artist’s death, this serene album is given a much-welcome reissue
An album of emotional and escapist pop with a subtle classical influence
The UK group’s sophomore album pairs heartbreaking lyricism with bright, jangly guitars
A stripped down and nakedly vulnerable album written after Isbell’s divorce