Album Reviews
A more progressive set of metal songs stuffed with ideas and featuring Kenny G(!).
The singer/songwriter draws inspiration from ’70s AM while delivering fearless statements of self-confidence
More reckless thrash from the RVA crossover vets, with no need for upsetting the formula.
Twenty years after their debut, the New York post-punk revivalists deliver an album with an unusual level of hope
The group further intertwines prog and post-hardcore on their 11th album.
The Australian duo make the most of their idiosyncratic, cacophonous sound
A glorious new path from the former Cocteau Twins vocalist and collaborators
A scaled back but nonetheless exploratory permutation of the psych vets’ sound
The DC group, now slimmed to a duo, open up their sound and ease off the throttle