Album Reviews
An elegiac address on climate change and the effects that can’t be undone
The North Carolina indie icons’ first new album in two decades recaptures their scrappy energy
The Bay Area death metal outfit’s first for Relapse is one of the year’s most vital metal albums
A set of stark solo piano pieces that lays bare the composer’s influences and technique
Loraine James honors the work of the late Julius Eastman on her stunning new record
After a six-year gap, the Swedish psych group returns to familiar climes
A love letter to tapes, hip-hop, and hip-hop tapes
A retro-psych inspired set of songs with some spark but not quite enough fire
The next in a series of collaborative works between these two artists sparks their most inspired sounds yet
The Arkestra continues to build on Sun Ra’s legacy with originals and standards alike
Blanck Mass joins Editors as a full-time member on their latest set of post-punk anthems
The new EP from Angel Marcloid further explores the weird future of heavy music
The Michigan grindcore group delves into their harsher, thornier material but finds stunning sounds all the same
A three-hour set of ambient that feels at times like a stroll through a museum