Album Reviews
The singer/songwriter plays the part of campy celeb, but underneath are some amazing songs.
The Irish singer/songwriter’s second album is darker, more harrowing, and powerful.
The chamber-doom group embraces proper songwriting on this more scaled back release.
An epic conceptual double-album of black metal centering around the solar system.
The Indiana indie rock group captures a melodic twang that’s been missing of late.
The debut from the new collab between members of Pill, Eaters is a trip
The Dutch black metal band’s third album is a big step forward, and unexpectedly graceful.
Ancient mystical vibrations emanate from this New Mexico duo’s dreamy pop.
The legendary disco producer keeps up his prolific streak with an album that stands up to contemporary electronic sounds.
A perhaps too beautified version of the poet and proto-hip-hop pioneer’s last document.
The first half of Sumney’s two-part album is a gorgeous and deeply affecting piece of art-pop.
A work of varied emotions and gorgeously stark instrumentation.
The blackened punk outfit harness aesthetic evil in the form of garagey rippers.
