Album Reviews
The Portland heavy metal outfit dial back the ’80s influences and turn up the pop hooks
Let’s go ahead and get this out of the way: White Roses, My God is…
The Washington, D.C. duo deliver their best album to date, rife with heavy emotions and more than a few good puns
The prolific garage rock singer/songwriter shifts gears into avant garde percussion composition
The L.A. psych-pop group expand their sound with a set of immersive, headphone-candy stunners
The ambient jazz artist crafts a more dynamic journey of highs, lows and recurring cycles
The Birmingham, UK group return after eight years with one of their strongest albums to date
The Brazilian prog/metal group expand on their stellar debut with an even more eclectic follow-up
An always interesting band takes some curious stylistic detours on their latest album
The Bad Seeds sound like a band reinvigorated on this maximalist, emotional set of songs
Madeline Johnston strips back some of the doom metal elements on one of her most emotionally impactful releases
The electronic producer’s latest delivers a world of nuance best experienced with a good set of headphones
