Album Reviews
A metal album set to the rhythm of the doomsday clock.
The Manchester producer’s latest is his most insular and atmospheric, a stunning exploration of ambience.
The former Emeralds guitarist delves into more straightforward singer/songwriter material without letting go of his kosmische ambitions.
The eclectic artist and bandleader crafts a powerful and innovative set of sample-laden jazz with his ensemble.
A more classical leaning set of music from the Texas duo, bound by the story of Saint Caesarius.
The acclaimed pianist assembles a new trio and delivers a strong set of music, his most accessible in recent years.
Jenn Wasner of Wye Oak delivers a more intensely personal work that showcases the spectrum of her songwriting.
The death metal stalwarts deliver a no-frills, all riffs album that kicks ass.
The Canadian post-rock collective deliver a loose and apocalyptic score.
The UK black metal outfit deliver their best album after a slightly longer break, finding a sense of fun in overbearing darkness.
The collaboration between the two industrial artists is an emotional exorcism.
The collaboration between the artist/poet and songwriter/label head creates something funkier than the sum of its parts.
Members of The Body and MSC merge darkness and danceability on their collaborative debut.
The electronic mastermind and spiritual jazz legend collaborate for a spacious and graceful, continuous set of music.
