Album Reviews
The posthumous release from the late jazz artists reveals how much creativity she had left to share
The official realization of a long-legendary bootleg, as great as the myth makes it out to be
Will Oldham finds harmony in accepting the world as it is
The band’s final U.S. show is preserved, offering a chance to revisit their final bow
The former Fuck Buttons member’s third LP is high on drama and ’80s new wave influence
Some of the Best Coast singer/songwriter’s most mature material to date
The psychedelic/improvisational trio crafts a testament to the power of boundless expression
The cult New York post-punk band takes a turn for the conventional
The Britpop icons’ first album in eight years pairs a sense of finality with rejuvenation and reconnection
The Canadian synth-pop artist’s brightest and most social set of songs to date
The London indie vets’ first album in six years packs an immediacy and a lot of styles into 19 tracks
The L.A. black metal band’s debut album surpasses the promise of their 2022 first EP
The young Chicago band stacks their new EP with their previous one, showing a stunning progression in a year’s time
Max Clarke and company lean into vintage aesthetics and a homegrown, summery sound
On his sophomore album, singer/songwriter Joel Johnston finds more space to grow
More than 25 years after their debut, the Sacramento metal group still harness a potent darkness