Album Reviews
The singer/songwriter’s sophomore album is a more fleshed out and grounded path forward
Travis Egedy finds romance in dark places on his latest set of sampladelic dance music
The UK black metal band add more harmony and reverence for the classics on their stellar fourth LP
A continuation of synthesized composition that for once begins to feel synthetic rather than magic
Coinciding with Evan Dando’s new memoir, the Boston group’s new album caps an improbable feel-good comeback
A satisfying comeback that feels like it falls slightly short of its potential
The post-hardcore group’s sophomore album pairs personal trauma with driving rhythms and big riffs
The minimalist jazz trio offer up one of their most colossal and challenging sets of music to date
The post-rock icons’ first new album in nine years is looser, rawer, but no less recognizable
The Montreal group follow up their recent LP ‘Bite Down’ with a restrained but poignant short player
The two collaborators complete their trilogy with a set of “dark matter” music
On their fifth album, the group proves it doesn’t have to be complicated, it just has to rock hard
The Ethio-jazz legend revisits his classic material with a new set of collaborators
The Chicago group’s second album this year is a warm, cosmic bath of sound
Melina Duterte’s first new album in six years reveals some interesting and ambitious new directions
The Irish post-punk group maintain a bright, scorching primal sense of humanity on their sophomore LP