Album Reviews
A forward-looking set of Italo-disco, vintage inspired but not trapped in the past
A further continuation of the Danish producer’s gothic electronica with highly rewarding results.
The prettiest album in Hval’s catalog is one that finds her looking inward more often than usual
An impeccably crafted album that still feels like it’s missing a certain magic.
With a sardonic view of a dark timeline, Band of Horses return with an exceptional set of songs.
The North Carolina indie heroes’ first pandemic recording is a sunnier, dreamier pop wonder.
The UK jazz artist enhances his new school sound with a greater degree of electronic elements.
As the death metal band’s ambition grows, their direction becomes more confounding
The New York noise-gazers balance their cacophony and sonic experiments with some of their strongest post-punk sounds to date.
Alynda Segarra tackles heavy topics but retains some hope on one of their strongest albums to date
Spoon’s hardest rocking album in years finds them with a renewed verve and confidence of direction
The singer/songwriter delivers a set of outsized rock anthems with a deeply personal bent
The Baltimore duo’s eighth album and first double album is a grand statement, heavy on vibes.
The Swiss black metal group evolves further on this diverse set of heavy new songs