Album Reviews
The UK producer’s sophomore album feels genuinely futuristic and disorienting in truly innovative ways.
A contemporary folk album that builds on a legacy of great singer/songwriter albums.
Black metal/folk artist Austin Lunn delves into struggles for internal peace on his majestic new album.
Annie Clark wraps her most personal record to date in an idealized polyester world.
The video for “John L,” off black midi’s volatile second album Cavalcade, attempts to visually…
The band’s new 90-minute composition is an absolute monster of a record.
The former Arcade Fire member and violinist pairs an emotionally driven approach with the tools of avant garde.
The Dutch blackgaze group balance beauty with harshness on their streamlined ninth album.
The Tuareg guitarist/songwriter delivers an album that radiates warmth even as it soars to psychedelic heights.
A classicist slab of blackened death metal, in the most brutal of ways.
The San Francisco band’s third album is their most fully realized batch of songs to date.
A lengthy yet deeply moving meditation on grief through five ambient sets.
A work of Afro-Caribbean jazz Afrofuturism that suggests an ebb and flow, an expansion and contraction of the London band’s universe.
The producer delivers an exhilarating soundtrack to the new Netflix anime, for which he also serves as executive producer.