Album Reviews
The free jazz legend collaborates with Mats Gustafsson on a set of spoken-word pieces with stories from throughout his career
The group’s first album in seven years finds them continuing to explore and experiment
One of Canada’s most inventive bands offer their most cohesive statement yet
The Lousiana swamp rock singer/songwriter returns after 15 years with some of his strongest songs yet
Thirty years in, the Glasgow legends retain their sense of melancholy and grandeur
The singer/songwriter’s sophomore album (a 90-minute EP?) pairs haunting slowcore with epic drone
Music from the Merch Desk is a difficult album. First and most obviously would be…
Kendrick’s surprise-released new album is his most immediate and least conceptual, but that’s not a problem
A set of live-recorded minimalist meditations from a masterful jazz ensemble
The Midwestern group’s first record in six years and first after the death of their longtime pedal steel player is a beautiful downer
You would be forgiven if with Hypnagogic Hallucinations, Bedsore‘s acclaimed debut, you were not fully…
Conveying emotion, searching for community and positive reinforcement, establishing environments for collaboration, connecting through shared…
The hardcore group’s blistering second album breathes fire at the powers that be
The comic absurdist doubles down on earnestness with his new set of folk rock
