Album Reviews
The Toronto group hammers death metal into their own shape on their second album.
The Washington D.C. post-punk trio builds on their early releases with a dynamic and exciting debut full-length.
Afrobeat grooves collide with heavy stoner rock riffs in the L.A. band’s second full-length in just a year.
A juxtaposition of the doom metal trio’s most punishing and transcendent material.
The UK singer/songwriter delves further into abstract, yet emotional soundscapes.
A brief showcase of the Norwegian sound artist’s ability to create slow-burning music.
An album of great beauty, wrapped around cautionary tales and inscrutable metaphors.
The most nakedly personal album Josh Tillman has released to date, as well as the most vulnerable.
A pretty enough collection of acoustic reworkings that don’t always feel like necessary additions.
The Gothenburg death metal icons still have enough fire to keep heads banging.