Album Reviews
A commanding presentation of both jazz and hip-hop, working together in harmony
On their sixth album, the Detroit band offer a rare glimpse of hope amid the darkness
The legendary underground metal group returns after 14 years with an evolved kind of noise.
A virtuosic left-field pop record from a duo allergic to self-seriousness
The singer/songwriter’s sophomore album is bold and diaristic in the best possible way
A new set of ballet compositions that reveals a brief but kaleidoscopic vision
The Canadian trio deliver nine tracks of tightly wound production and raw, grating textures
Matthew Cooper employs algorithmic composition in the service a record that’s more orchestral in presentation
The prolific New York black metal group delivers their most-prog statement to date
The influential UK producer’s latest is inspired but overstuffed, a wealth of material wanting for an edit
An old-school, thrash-edged take on hardcore with charisma and self-determination
Toronto-based artist Harrison Robinson summoned the vibration, harnessed the chi, for his third album by…
The shoegazing sludge trio delve into more melodic terrain on their fourth album