A subtle shift for the German dark jazz outfit, with some intriguing new surprises.
An idealistic entry from the Canadian indie rock outfit.
Markus Popp’s latest is gem-like, fractal, constantly bursting apart.
The Austin band’s 10th album reveals a melancholy maturity in some of their best songs in years.
Suzy Poling offers a glimpse into the future via abrasive industrial techno pulses.
The Canadian singer/songwriter offers a charming narrative album taking place inside a solitary dive bar.
A classic spikes-and-denim set of metal from the Ohio brutes.
The Harlem MC still exists outside reason and logic.
A slight hiccup from an otherwise solid post-punk act.
A highly entertaining pop-metal beginning to 2020.
The Fresno metal outfit’s third album is a snapshot of a band in rapid evolution—and it rocks like hell.
The slowcore band’s third album after a 20-year wait finds them in familiar, comforting territory.
Dan and Tim expand to a full band and embrace vulnerability in their latest permutation.
Hunter Hunt-Hendrix finds his focus again on this solid course-correction.
A brief selection of tracks to move hearts and butts.
The Denver band set a new, high bar for death metal with an album that challenges its limits.
A conceptually interesting album that creates space for noise and imagination.
After four years sans new material, the enigmatic UK artist delivers her best work.
The electronic legends’ massive year-long project yields a wealth of material.
The French blackgaze artist’s latest is a strong fusion of past and present.