Album Reviews
The Irish post-punk group step up their game in a big way on their latest LP.
Further exploration and expansion abound on the group’s new double album
The London group’s debut is eclectic cool, swirling cumbia, psych and surf rock
The group makes a turn toward the revelatory with their psychedelic, stunning new album
Tristan Shone continues to bend his machine metal into more melodic and experimental shapes
The Melbourne group more naturally swirls their psychedelic side with their post-punk rhythms.
Creating ‘80s-influenced goth-pop in 2022 is tricky. Artists inevitably run the risk of being too…
The Abya-yalista group’s latest captures their sharp energy and vast aims through a diverse set of songs
A folk album that balances melancholy with hope and tenderness.
The Welsh singer/songwriter’s new LP explores stillness and joyful absurdity on one of her strongest sets of songs to date.
The UK doom metal project transitions into a more stripped-down dark folk sound.
The Portland group strips back their sound to create something more straightforward but no less satisfying
On this more atmospheric companion album to NO, the trio craft a heavy album of quiet parts.
A more energized Costello and company deliver their strongest set of songs in over a decade.
More than a decade after his debut, Earl eases into a succinct but mature set of songs.
The Massachusetts darkwave duo score a horror film with cool, seething neon results.