Album Reviews
The Canadian duo are more emboldened in their message, yet their sound is still a work in progress
The singer/songwriter’s latest hones in on shorter ambient pop songs, a concise but no less affecting series of songs
Following a stellar collaboration with Matthew Herbert, the UK singer/drummer offers her own outstanding solo debut
Andrew PM Hunt’s electronic project continues to explore a playful patchwork of samples
The D.C. art-punk outfit and New York saxophonist reconvene for a wilder set of punk jazz
The Philadelphia group maximize energy and pop choruses on their third LP
The first post-‘brat’ project from Charli is a potent vision of artistic growth
A document of living with a form of dementia, the Canadian artist’s latest carries a heavy emotional weight
Dan Snaith’s house project yields a solid set of 12-inches that doesn’t quite feel like an album
The electronic innovator crafts a heart-healthy dancefloor workout better felt than intellectualized
The UK punk group slow the tempo and explore deeper emotions on their fourth LP
The singer/songwriter’s latest is a richly arranged set of yearning odes
The experimental guitarist allows more silence into his improvisational approach
The Portland doomgazers deliver their strongest album to date
A tribute to the Talking Heads that showcases the post-punk legends’ influence on Black music
