Former members of Refused dive into avant garde noise-metal with this new project
Drew Daniel’s beat-driven project takes a turn toward classical arrangements
The third time’s the charm for the Brooklyn shoegaze duo
The prolific rapper’s fourth album in a year’s time reaffirms his consistent standard of quality
The post-metal vets reaffirm themselves as one of the best bands in the game with this addendum to their last LP
The SoCal punks age gracefully with their latest set of power pop hooks
The German thrash vets deliver some of their heaviest and most fun material on their 16th album
Craig Taborn Dream Archives review
The Argentine artist’s first new album in eight years is some of her most immediate and mesmerizing to date
The British duo sound as timely as ever on their biting new set of social critiques
An enchanting fantasy soundtrack from two of ambient’s best artists
The first new album from the post-rock group in a quarter century is their shortest, most abstract but nonetheless fascinating
The indie iconoclasts take on Talking Heads, Throbbing Gristle, Robyn and more on new covers comp
An eclectic and constantly expanding set of music, with a soft-rock heart
Peaer pare down the corrosiveness in favor of a more grown-up kind of indie rock on 3rd LP
A showcase for the electronic, formerly black metal group as both intellectual and intuitive musicians
The fraternal UK trio maintain their infectious groove
The hip-hop legends pay tribute to their late bandmate with a jazz funeral
Cosmic country with the most panoramic views
The improvisational dancepunk group wrap their tenure with one final, fully formed set of bangers