Album Reviews
The UK jazz ensemble throws an eclectic party that never wears out its welcome
The Bogota/California band capture impeccable psychedelic vibes on their latest LP
A fascinating piece of work that eschews immediacy for a willingness to set us off balance
With her first new album in over a decade, the neo-soul singer offers a reminder of her singular skills
The Cleveland post-punk group delivers their first LP as a proper live band, fleshing out the depth of their sound
The Welsh noise rock group take a victory lap after their stellar fourth LP, continuing to harness its power and surrealism
Eric Bachmann brings back his Crooked Fingers project for the first time in 15 years with some of his strongest songs to date
An inspired pairing between emcee and producer, of unconventional sounds and dazzling combinations
The first and final album from the New York band is a beautiful set of music from an all-too-brief tenure
The sequel to a 1995 Britpop charity compilation recaptures its vibrancy and urgency
The Australian group—featuring members of Total Control and R.M.F.C.—carve post-punk into labyrinthine shapes
The UK jazz artist picks up saxophone again on an eclectic yet still meditative set of music
The French synthwave project brightens the neon and (slightly) dials back the horror
The nearly-as-prolific side project of the Bronx returns with a long-awaited fourth set of songs
The UK group offer up a looser, more immediate version of their noise rock sound
The Philadelphia shoegazers scale back some of the power for a more vulnerable set of songs
The Austin indie rock outfit returns after 19 years with a more mature set of songs
UK post-punk artist Joseph Oxley heightens the colorful glow surrounding his haunting anthems