Album Reviews
The singer/songwriter’s sophomore album is a leap forward in feelings, label and guitar rock.
The latest effort from one half of Air carries a hint of cynicism in its space-age pop
A darker, more conceptual permutation of Andy Butler and company’s dancefloor sound
One half of Armand Hammer returns with a stellar showcase for his solo skills.
A challenging set of minimalist jazz from the recent The Weeknd collaborator
The second album by the Wendy Eisenberg-fronted group balances big hooks and furious fretwork.
After seven albums, the band’s energy and sense of brotherhood remains intact
A years-on-the-shelf set of soul and beats finally unearthed
Metz’s Alex Edkins embraces pop on his garagey, summery debut as Weird Nightmare
The South African pianist explores the past while looking to jazz’s future
The electronic duo create a new set of works inspired by Polish composer Boguslaw Schaeffer
A comprehensive collection of the late folk singer’s idiosyncratic, wonderful material
A potent record that runs on focused and intense anger.