On Jamie xx's highly anticipated second solo album, In Waves  simply doesn't execute its ideas or songs enough in a creative or...

Only God Was Above Us sounds like Vampire Weekend honing their strengths, expanding their signature sound, and creating a record that is...

Brat gloriously   launches Charli XCX and the hyperpop genre into the stratosphere. The results are exemplary, infectious, charming, and...

Hit Me Hard and Soft  is Billie Eilish's most daring, grandest, and expensive sounding album to date. As ambitious as this album is, it's...

Thurston Moore's ninth solo album marks a stylistic shift into ambient, dreamlike grooves that are hypnotic, stunning, and pretty. Flow...

At a massive and epic scale, the genre bending Cowboy Carter  delivers, entertains, wows, and surprises. Beyoncé has defiantly made one...

Now six years later with The Voidz' third studio album, Like All Before You , it seems like the band completely forgot what made their...

Cheekily titled WORLD WIDE WHACK , Tierra Whack continues to make a name for herself with humor and even more sincerity on her major...

143 is not just a bad album. It's a catastrophic tragedy of the ages, where Katy Perry has dug herself such a deep hole that there's...

Listening to Y2K!  will instantly give you a sense of what Ice Spice does best, along with the unfortunately minuscule range that she...

Marking 25 years into singer songwriter M. Ward's career, For Beginners attempts to showcase his consistently excellent career-spanning...

As a clear ode to indie rock, dream pop, and the pretty, sticky pop music to come out of the early days of FM radio, Patrick Flegel's...

On their first new album in seven years, the duo's ideas may be overflowing but as a result it's flooding and claustrophobic, where...

On Deeper Well , Kacey Musgraves seems to be turning a new leaf by embracing more traditional folk, psychedelia, and pop. This tip-toeing...

On Frog In Boiling Water, DIIV seem to go into a deeper, darker, heavier pool of sound while embracing shoegaze in a way that's squirmy,...

One of Roberto Carlos Lange's best albums to date, PHASOR is an excellent album that highlights what he does best: his beautiful vocal...

Live Laugh Love has all the right things for those looking for another Chastity Belt album: memorable songwriting, hooky guitars, pretty...

Kim Gordon's second solo effort continues to dive into the swirling dark abyss of her noisy endeavors by mixing distorted guitar noise...

As disappointing and disapproving as Justin Timberlake's last output was, Everything I Thought It Was truly lives up to its title: its...

Where's My Utopia? is wild chaos but it's a type of chaos you want to be fully embraced in. It is way more varied, textured, and vibrant...