Album Reviews
Tyler offers some of his most raw and personal material on his latest
The Girls frontman returns with a new solo album steeped in darkness but featuring some of his most stunning songs
Wes Eisold delves deeper into darkness on the synth-pop project’s fourth album
A disaster capitalism dance party from the Oakland/Berkeley collective
Japandroids were never the type of band to fade away. You’d be forgiven to assume otherwise,…
For over two decades, A Place to Bury Strangers have cultivated a signature sound that bridges…
The London post-punk group’s third album explores more nuanced material while still flexing their hardcore muscle
The prolific singer/songwriter crafts a warm album of ballads and psychedelic choogle alike
The duo reconvene for a graceful and beautiful sophomore album of ambient pop pieces
The California group return to a raw and visceral sound on their sixth LP.
Following the inward turn of 2022’s ‘ILYSM,’ John Ross and co. rise from the ashes and tear it up
The Black Midi frontman’s first solo record leans deeper into virtuosic studio prog
The virtuoso guitarist expands her sound with various collaborations and joyful sonic pathways
The Michigan singer/songwriter revisits a younger self on some of his most beautiful and heartbreaking songs
Written following a miscarriage, Nandi Rose’s latest is both devastating and beautifully written