Album Reviews
The industrial metal outfit offer their most harrowing album to date, a sublime and intense work of body horror
The experimental New Orleans shoegaze group return with more songs than abstract shapes
Pat Metheny’s MoonDial is a singular work of patience and technique composed by a singular…
The Italian death metal group balance eerie atmosphere with old-school riffs on their latest
The prolific Australian psych group make a surprising, confounding turn toward Southern boogie rock
A little over a year after their ‘One Day’ experiment, the group delivers their second in a planned series of four seasons
The Belfast post-rock group crafts an album length suite of grand vision and taut dynamics
The longtime collaborators bring ambient beauty to their surrealistic art on their latest album
An outstanding boom-bap statement from two decades-long hip-hop veterans
Cassandra Jenkins’ My Light, My Destroyer is a sprawling sonic journey. Juxtaposing classic roots music…
A pleasing but far-too-slight return from the California country janglers
The veteran New York group find a successful fusion of punk and psychedelia on their sixteenth album
The L.A. psych band finds a successful merger between their noisier guitar squalls and moody art rock brooding
The UK punks embrace a more eclectic and mature approach on their debut full-length
The Welsh indie/emo heroes’ first album in seven years is an ambitious, strong comeback that takes a little time to warm up
The singer/songwriter’s latest imbues unique character into songs informed by a long folk tradition
The veteran member of Hot Chip returns with his third and most consistently fun album
