Album Reviews
Groove is sacred on this eclectic and ecstatic set of Afrobeat-inspired dance tracks.
A debut album that captures everything great about rock ‘n’ roll.
The Manchester artist combines jazz and spoken word on his ambitious double album GOLD.
The New Zealand singer/songwriter’s latest finds middle ground between gentle grayness and warm comfort.
An eccentric beat tape tribute to Leisure’s uncle, steeped in a multi-colored melange of styles.
Curry’s most personal album to date is also his most ambitious and lush sounding.
The award-winning trumpeter revisits decade-old material in an inventive new live set.
After the dissolution of her band, Barrie Lindsay delivers a second album that doubles as a solo debut.
The first of two planned companion albums that showcase the power pop group’s impeccable hooks.
Warm, soothing soul from the Jazz FM Vocalist of the Year award winner.
On their sophomore album, the Brooklyn experimental post-punk group find deeper grooves and more sparkling pop
A loose set of recordings from 2000-2010 that find Sonic Youth embracing a kind of looseness and freedom
The UK singer/songwriter reaches a new high with her songwriting on this second LP.
A vibrant psych-pop EP from the Philadelphia band that lives up to their name
Cameron leans into his campy snarl on his latest, but with a more overt personal lens