Album Reviews
The London jazz artist’s solo debut packs 19 tracks into 74 minutes of groove
Laetitia Tamko delves further into electronic spaces with vibrant and massive results
The UK producer offers a vision of soul and emotion in a digitized space
Mitski takes a long hard look at America through the sound of haunted Americana
As of this writing—as it has been for most of the summer—the top three songs…
The Japanese quartet return with an album full of disco beats and an infectious cheerleading for mankind
Baroness explore some of their weirdest and most surprising material on their sixth, non-chromatic album
The Canadian indie pop group’s ninth album is intriguingly awash in muted malaise
The Baltimore group helmed by Trapped Under Ice’s Justice Tripp deliver their most versatile set of songs
The UK big beat legends hit a new creative streak on their thrilling new LP
Sprain compel you to ponder while the gargantuan pieces on this 96-minute LP collapse and reassemble
The UK noise-psych group ease into a more melodic groove on their 10th full-length album
Sometimes an identity crisis is a good thing. On Drab Majesty‘s new mini-album An Object…
Earl’s new collab with The Alchemist is one of the breeziest in his catalog
With their second album of their second act, the shoegaze legends continue to explore the limits of their hazy sound
Chrystia Cabral revisits earlier material for the sake of a bold new vision.
The long running punk/emo group change up their approach with a little more Auto-Tune