Album Reviews
Roberto Carlos Lange returns with a vivacious and life-affirming set of songs
A haunting and beautifully elegiac set of meditations on grief
A big, brash, sometimes beautiful album that nonetheless carries diminishing returns
The Australian group continue to refine and energize their indie pop sound
An open-hearted and progressive new frontier for pop
The Atlanta trio balance uptempo groove with lyrical reflection on their fourth album
A high-drama, but highly promising debut
A solid record that lives in the shadow of a towering catalog
A wordless play of image in sound
As the industrial legends reach their 40th anniversary, they more openly embrace pop on album number 23
A harsh and important addition to a cacophonous hip-hop canon
Grief hangs heavy on the 11th album from the indie rock stalwarts
A fiery debut album full of joy and anger
The singer/songwriter’s sophomore album is defined by fearless, honest songwriting
Another casual triumph of low-key genius
A standout pop record from a winsome, heart-on-sleeve bunch.
A pop record that bears the stillness of new age
A blistering album of screamo that’s lavish but real
The legendary DC punks return after three decades, a little bit more post-.