Album Reviews
A blistering industrial-noise collaboration with subtle, melodic moments
Another excellent set of music from the veteran artist, one that blurs the line between music and poetry
Dave and Paula Lombardo’s sophomore album seeks a path toward healing through heavy sounds
The Berlin-based group’s Leon Michels-produced new LP incorporates funk, Anatolian rock and psychedelic folk in a fusion swirl
The companion album to the documentary about the enigmatic artist reveals a world of music beyond “Goodbye Horses”
Recorded in 1987 but unreleased until three years after the ambient artist’s death, this serene album is given a much-welcome reissue
An album of emotional and escapist pop with a subtle classical influence
The UK group’s sophomore album pairs heartbreaking lyricism with bright, jangly guitars
A stripped down and nakedly vulnerable album written after Isbell’s divorce
The singer/songwriter’s latest is a sure-footed album about trying to find confidence
Harsh zeniths and quietly brooding atmospheres stitched side by side
The sophomore release from Devi Mambouka is a dark and haunting ritual
The Japanese singer/songwriter returns five years after the acclaimed ‘Windswept Adan’ with a gorgeous new set of songs
The British post-punk revivalists offer a set teeming with ideas if steeped in the past
Expanding to a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza, Darkside embrace a more urgent energy
Will Wiesenfeld returns after eight years with a more personal, less electronics-driven LP
FACS have a particular talent for carving dense, brutalist structures into sleeker contours and captivating…