Album of the Week

Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.

Geld Currency Castration review

Geld – Currency//Castration

The Australian group make their Relapse debut with a set of blistering, destructive noise-hardcore rippers

Sparks the girl is crying in her latte review

Sparks – The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte

The Mael Brothers’ 26th album is a late career triumph

mandy indiana i've seen a way review

Mandy, Indiana – i’ve seen a way

A primal scream rendered in kaleidoscopic shades and myriad contours

Mega Bog End of Everything review

Mega Bog – End of Everything

A work of healing and a search for beauty, rendered in shades of neon

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billy woods & Kenny Segal : Maps

The emcee and producer’s second team-up, an album of surrealist travelogues, is at once introspective, funny and affecting

Jessie Ware That Feels Good review

Jessie Ware – That! Feels Good!

A celebration of libidinous hedonism and joy on the dancefloor

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Everything But the Girl – Fuse

On their first new album in 24 years, the UK duo find constant inspiration in the unknown

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Tim Hecker – No Highs

Hecker’s anti-ambient album, an eerie set of music that can’t be ignored

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Yaeji – With a Hammer

A quiet storm of emotion, punctuated with bangers

A Certain Ratio : 1982

The post-punk legends ratchet up their 21st century resurgence to a fever pitch

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Debby Friday – GOOD LUCK

The Toronto artist makes her Sub Pop debut with a series of intense, pulsing industrial-tinged pop anthems

MSPAINT Post-American review

MSPAINT : Post-American

The Hattiesburg, Mississippi synth punks make a stellar debut that avoids tropes and trappings

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Fever Ray – Radical Romantics

A more vulnerable and subdued but often incredible take on Karin Dreijer’s music

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Big|Brave – nature morte

The Montreal trio’s heaviest and most nuanced alike, as well as some of their best.

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Pile – All Fiction

The post-hardcore group, once a solo project, evolves into something richer and more ambitious

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Yo La Tengo – This Stupid World

Nearly four decades in, the legendary trio find new space to explore

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Meg Baird – Furling

Baird returns with her mostly richly arranged set of songs to date

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Ladytron – Time’s Arrow

Following a viral TikTok moment, the UK synth-pop group return with some of their most organic sounds