Album of the Week
Every album that’s earned Treble’s coveted Album of the Week designation.
A wondrously skewed set of dance music comprises Richard D. James’ first new music in five years
The Lebanese multi-instrumentalist delivers a lush, psychedelic set of analog instrumentals with the flow of a beat tape
Harvey’s twelfth album is set in her childhood home while taking a turn toward the subtly cinematic
ANOHNI’s most deeply soulful set of songs to date
The punk duo’s sophomore album finds them growing even more vibrant and joyful
The L.A. band’s full-length debut packs huge alt-rock hooks and hardcore punch into 29 minutes
The two veteran underground metal bands deliver a fun and cacophonous set of heavy metal experiments
The Australian group make their Relapse debut with a set of blistering, destructive noise-hardcore rippers
A primal scream rendered in kaleidoscopic shades and myriad contours
The emcee and producer’s second team-up, an album of surrealist travelogues, is at once introspective, funny and affecting
On their first new album in 24 years, the UK duo find constant inspiration in the unknown
The post-punk legends ratchet up their 21st century resurgence to a fever pitch
The Toronto artist makes her Sub Pop debut with a series of intense, pulsing industrial-tinged pop anthems
A full realization of big-production rock to match their outsized persona