Album Reviews
The heavy psych group full make the transformation to prog, elevating their sound
The group’s 10th album retains the charm of past albums with a few surprising pop flourishes
The Montreal post-punk group pair capitalist critique with ornately beautiful arrangements
The metal/hardcore innovators’ second album of 2026 is even darker and gnarlier
The New Zealand singer/songwriter funnels her eccentricities into a phenomenal album
Shedding her pseudonym Goo, the Queens singer/songwriter offers a darker, more abrasive set of songs on her second debut
The Swedish stoner metal band’s sixth album delves deeper into the dark side of doom
The jazz artist’s third album post-2020 comeback cements him as an underground legend
The Nashville composer builds a stark and beautiful album of haunting instrumentals and climactic vocal pieces
The Norwich, UK band’s third album in three years is as affecting as it is raucous
The Danish group returns after a five-year break with their breeziest set of songs to date
The Philly singer/songwriter pays tribute to his hometown on his 10th LP
The Welsh duo deliver a breathless pile-up of body-based garage rock slammers
The punk outfit’s fourth album never lacks for irrepressible energy
The Pacific Northwestern group’s sophomore album is alternately frenzied and sludgy—and it rocks
Working with a variety of guests including Miho Hatori and Alan Sparhawk, the UK producer builds a set of pieces around connection