Album Reviews
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
With an ensemble cast in tow, Walker delivers a set of beat-laden jazz and funk rife with “adventures on land”
The prolific psych group doubles down on heavy metal
The Icelandic group’s first album in a decade retains the beauty of their most accessible work
The Texas group become an even more tightly coiled death metal machine on their sophomore LP
Trevor Powers’ first in eight years under the Youth Lagoon name proves some names are meant to stick
