Album Reviews
The UK group evoke the grunge era with a strong set of songs that stand up on their own
Angel Marcloid mines deep emotional wells from a diverse, even contradictory array of sounds
Alex Edkins’ sophomore album with his power pop project balances breakup songs with magnetic hooks
The Austin quartet’s debut delivers a new and fun interpretation of classic twee
The black metal titans shift their overall project toward thesis metal
The Canadian rock collective bring a more mature perspective to a familiar joy
The North Carolina trio is both locked in and joyful on this set of dynamic kosmische avant-folk
The country singer/songwriter’s seventh album stands among her best to date
The emo heroes continue pushing into more progressive territory on an album shaped by divorce
The R&B artist fights for her own self on her latest set of funny, charming and moving songs
Glenn Donaldson returns with a portrait of SF that was
The UK singer, songwriter and rapper’s debut is less an introduction than the climactic end of first chapter
The Philadelphia band return following an acclaimed debut and a period of turmoil with a powerful sophomore LP
The final album from the death metal stalwarts is a fitting tribute to their late vocalist Tomas Lindberg