Album Reviews
Former Ministry member Paul Barker returns to the fearless sounds of vintage industrial
The dynamic DIY rock duo add more intention to their scrappy approach
After a creative block, the group returns with a sublime set of songs about breakups and endings
Angel Marcloid takes an unexpected turn toward the peaceable
Kristian Matsson invites some friends to help make a bigger, richer set of songs
A promising debut from the Philadelphia group, comprising raw punk rock merged with atmospheric dungeon synth
The Texas hardcore outfit deliver their most nightmarish vision to date
The venerable Roots emcee enters his Hemingway phase
The hardcore bruisers elevate their game to something at once heavier and more accessible
An addendum to the Chicago trio’s previous release that opens up a whole new side of their abstract post-punk
A loose, fun and frequently bonkers set of hip-hop bangers from the two iconoclastic rappers
Broderick takes a subdued tone yet showcases growth within the subtleties
An examination of digital anxiety through power pop (with saxophone)