Endless Playlist
Keeping your iPods and Spotify accounts fully loaded.
“Burn the Witch” occupies a realm different from past versions of Radiohead. The band’s long-awaited…
White Lung clean up real nice. It’s not usually the Vancouver punk outfit’s concern—they’re often…
The human experience, in indie rock opera form.
The New York post-hardcore outfit directs their frustration at a lousy capitalist system.
The Scandinavian darkwave outfit find a wonderfully dark groove on their latest.
Alex Maine drops a nighttime anthem.
Ye dips back into an old school sound, and cedes a verse to Kendrick Lamar, on his best track in a few years.
The latest hard-rocking epic from the Finnish black metal outfit destroys.
The New York punk trio delivers another smart and emotionally charged punk gem.
A more soulful, organic presentation of 808s and heartbreak.
An intense, laser-focused explosion of post-punk with even darker and more menacing elements
Kentucky singer-songwriter James Friley makes the switch from lo-fi to orchestral pop.
Unrequited love set to an irresistible disco pulse.
A synth-heavy jam that approaches twisted pop perfection.
The group blends their melodic dynamic with house beats.
An aggressive slice of black metal with covert beauty.
A sexy and eerie expansion of her established aesthetic.
A shoegazing black metal beauty from the Danish enigma.
Moving slowly, burning brilliantly.