On their new album First Two Pages of Frankenstein, The National decide to go with their safest and most predictable album in their...

Another year later comes another album from Black Country, New Road and yet another reinvention of the band. Their new set of material...

Even though Ukrainian ambient artist Oleh Shpudeiko strings together years-old bits and pieces from his back catalog, Kyiv Eternal still...

The 69-year-old Senegalise singer continues to think outside the box, try new production choices, and collaborate with others on Being....

On their long-awaited blockbuster sequel, Laura Les and Dylan Brady bring their entire arsenal of weird, coked up ideas. The sheer amount...

Food for Worms sounds much cleaner and clearer than their previous material but shame's liveliness and rawness are still here in spades...

Russian singer, songwriter and composer Kate NV's new full length album is an absolute delight. There's even more of her playful...

Margo Price continues to push herself, try new things all while bringing more and more of her personal self into her music. The...

Despite it being a bit cleaner and more well-rounded, the Animal Collective co-founder's personality still remains to be a huge factor of...

Model/Actriz approach their post punk and industrial noise tunes with a demeanor that's menacing, unsettling, frantic, and a bit...

Bless This Mess, the new U.S. Girls album, focuses on Meg Remy's recent childbirth of her two twins along with her experience from it. As...

Despite the diverse array of guests and interesting cult narrative, there isn't a whole lot that makes Cracker Island a genuine Gorillaz...

What sounds like a lovely continuation from the songs of her previous release, Prize has the gorgeous production, simplistic approach to...

Fudeki is a solid companion piece to Jodeki that acts as both a victory lap and a new path towards excitingly noisy and experimental...

Mac DeMarco's new album is a short collection of instrumentals that were sporadically created by himself on a three month long cross...

After five years of studio album silence, the respectable French rockers Phoenix record their seventh one at the famed Louvre in Paris....

Freak jazz? Post cabaret? Math core? Hellfire, the UK band's third installment in the group's blockbuster franchise, continues the band's...

Jack Johnson's first new album in five years and ninth overall comes as a wonderful and much needed breath of fresh air, specifically one...

Labyrinthitis is the closest Dan Bejar has come to crafting a universally enjoyed pop record since 2011's Kaputt. With an emphasis on...

The pivotal Grizzly Bear member's debut solo album familiarly has the warmly inviting singing and guitar playing that ventures into...