Album Reviews
The indie pop duo offer a new album full of haze and heat, and bright pop arrangements.
A companion piece to an art installation that retains an overwhelming darkness
The longtime member of The xx strikes out on his own with an honest and poignant debut
An archival compilation of the late producer’s home recordings, it’s a window from the past to the future
The Arizona post-metal group expand their sonic territory with full-throated black metal juxtaposed against blissful atmosphere
The post-punk group catalog their anxieties with one finger on the pulse of the present
Rose teams up with a group of mostly non-professional singers for a gospel album that moves the spirit.
An homage to ’60s, ’70s and ’80s crime films delivered as only Darnielle and company can
A disorienting yet sublime piece of electronic exploration
John Dwyer and company’s 26th album is the first that’s a direct injection of punk
True to its title, the album features a massive rogue’s gallery of remixers.
The veteran singer/songwriter finds new avenues to explore on his 10th album
Eli Winter‘s debut album, 2019’s The Time to Come, offered a glimpse of the young…