Time Skiffs successfully marks Animal Collective's "comeback" with an excellent and well-balanced record that signifies their triumphant...

Australian group Methyl Ethel have an original take on synth pop and glitchy piano balladry with Are You Haunted? The instrumentals are...

With Lucifer on the Sofa, Spoon go directly for a cutthroat, bluesy, and straight to the point rock and roll record at less than 40...

In a span of less than a year, Black Country, New Road are back with their second album. Ants From Up There isn't small in scope, it's...

Pompeii features Cate Le Bon's signature voice and delivery over some odd and abstract art pop, focusing more in a synth direction than...

London's Los Bitchos are a new group of members from all over the globe, including Sweden, Australia, Turkey, and Uruguay. Produced by...

The distinctly bright and charming self-titled debut album from Hospitality turns 10 years old. The Brooklyn trio's youthful and...

The Japanese rock band's sixth album has the band in a celebratory spirit and a cheery mindset. Playfully trying new ideas with all the...

I've decided to reevaluate and write a second review on Yeasayer's fifth and final studio album, Erotic Reruns. Since its initial release...

The seventh album from German composer and musician Wolfgang Voigt's GAS alias is an ambitious listen that is both hypnotically beautiful...

Out of all of Courtney Barnett's albums thus far, Things Take Time, Take Time is her most patient and slow burning. The entire record...

As Silk Sonic, Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars sound perfect together as the sparks fly off of the duo's charisma and charm. An Evening...

The first new ABBA album in forty years is presented to the world like a gracious gift, something fans could only dream about receiving....

The best moments from My Morning Jacket's eponymously titled ninth album are the closest thing to capturing the band's intertwined energy...

With a huge emphasis on groove, NYC's Parquet Courts pull together a diverse array of tunes that combine their keen sense of post punk...

The War On Drugs sound bigger and grander than ever before, putting Adam Granduciel's vocals and songwriting on a pedestal in the center...

Faye Webster's fourth album I Know I'm Funny haha perfectly captures her as a person: she's genuinely charming, funny, charismatic, and...

The ninth album from Coldplay features synth pop, spacious electronica, and shimmering electro pop. Music of the Spheres is clearly just...

Star-Crossed is a breakup album that playfully guides Kacey Musgraves towards the direction of lightly psychedelic pop. For the most part...

The highly anticipated debut album from Lil Nas X has arrived and it's worth the wait. With Montero, the performances are strong and the...