Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
The hip-hop duo’s third record is their most dazzling and best-sounding set of labyrinthine lyricism to date
The Grammy-winning singer delivers an enchanting and intoxicating ode to the night
Thou’s first proper full-length in six years presents the band at their most direct and potent
The electronic producer takes a conceptual trip to meet a younger version of himself
Portishead’s vocalist offers a gorgeous and intricate reflection on grief, 30 years after that band’s debut
A personal exploration of identity through a dazzling display of stylistic fusion
As a closing chapter for celebrated cult psych-pop band Broadcast, this compilation is a splendid tribute to the late Trish Keenan
On their first album in five years, the Richmond metal group offer some of their boldest yet most concise musical ideas
The Toronto trio pursue a brilliant spectrum of sound with their muscular core intact
The electronic innovator works with the likes of Björk, Philip Glass and Kronos Quartet on a set of songs tied together through a heartbeat
Katie Crutchfield achieves a new personal best with a set of songs at once honest and stunning
After a six-year break, the Florida hardcore/noise rock group return with a more stunningly spacious set of songs
Gordon pursues her agenda of unpredictability to stunning results, from trap beats to industrial noise
Alynda Segarra turns Americana on its head on their stunning new LP
The Against Me! songwriter and vocalist strips down her sound while embracing strength and optimism
Wolfe’s first new album in five years is a dark, electronic labyrinth of survival and introspection
A more daring, challenging, yet quieter offering from the Yorke-Greenwood-Skinner trio