Album Reviews
Members of Oranssi Pazuzu and Dark Buddha Rising come together for an epic sci-fi nightmare.
An album that explores the tonal colors of minimalist composition.
Portishead’s vocalist takes on the work of the acclaimed Polish composer, and it’s devastatingly gorgeous.
The Baltimore death metal/grindcore band rises from near collapse for a blistering new set of rippers.
The Belgian trio’s second album is as powerful a rock album as has been released in years.
The soul icon’s lost album finally resurfaces for his 80th birthday, suggesting an alternate timeline hit record.
A unique jazz record that sometimes leaves the listener out of the equation.
An album that solidifies Kurt Wagner’s ability to not only stay relevant, but experimental after all these years.
A more finely tuned sound for the Omaha synth pop group on their return to Saddle Creek.
The UK art-rock outfit, slimmed to a duo, turn their intricate layers into a more accessible form of avant pop.
The former Pavement frontman’s latest set of electronic music is a bit of a tough sell.
Members of Young Galaxy and Besnard Lakes combine for a meditative and hypnotic set of music.
An ambitious work of experimental, cinematic jazz.