Album Reviews
The electronic composer’s return after seven years yields something that feels like an incomplete picture
The prolific artist and poet examines colonialism on one of her most harrowing listens
Jason Lytle and company return after seven years with some sad songs and waltzes
A complex and rhythmic jazz collaboration between Madlib and Karriem Riggins
The Philly group expand their sonic palette through brighter, catchier, grungy pop songs.
Seven years after their last album, the noise rock vets return with some of their angriest material
Released as both symphonic metal and pure orchestrations, ‘Ihsahn’ is the black metal legend at his most prog
The New York duo’s sophomore album captures an intoxicating atmosphere of danger
The Bristol group reinvent the love song on their fifth album
Roberto Carlos Lange returns with a vivacious and life-affirming set of songs
A haunting and beautifully elegiac set of meditations on grief
A big, brash, sometimes beautiful album that nonetheless carries diminishing returns
The Australian group continue to refine and energize their indie pop sound
An open-hearted and progressive new frontier for pop
The Atlanta trio balance uptempo groove with lyrical reflection on their fourth album
A high-drama, but highly promising debut
A solid record that lives in the shadow of a towering catalog