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A pessimistic party anthem from the band’s first new album in seven years.
A year-end wrap-up of the best music, in five different categories.
A round up of the rookies and junior varsity players of the year.
A meditation on the qualities that make an album great.
Jeff and A.T. discuss the albums that slipped under our radar in 2014.
A reflection on the band’s reunion, and why it means more than just nostalgia.
Our Halloween treat to you: A monthly episode discussing the best new music we’ve discovered.
Acknowledging Halloween by discussing a song that’s scary on a more existential level.
Treble’s writers confess to real-life incidences of being terrified, or at least highly unsettled by music or videos.
The first new song from Sleater-Kinney in 9 years is the real deal.
The Calgary-based band blends classic pop sounds with a driving heaviness.
The Manchester producer finds more space and tension in this claustrophobic new jam.
We discuss the artists that we’ve stood by, no matter how disappointing their track records have been over the years.
The Denmark post-punk band pursues a haunting, folk-influenced direction reminiscent of Nick Cave.