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...

Skepticism is out the window: Billie Eilish's second outing certainly isn't a sophomore slump. Billie Eilish continues to be the world's...

After eight years, Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington are thankfully back with a second album. Spiral has similar formulas of electronics,...

Sleigh Bells continue down that path through dark and twisted mixes of noisy pop, metal, hip hop and punk with Texis. The Brooklyn duo...

Peace or Love is like a warm embrace from a longtime friend you haven't seen in years. The Norwegian duo's first album in 12 years...

Mdou Moctar and his backing band provide slick guitar-driven desert rock while the field recordings and electronics add new depth to the...

Cavalcade is a huge step up in the band's still super short career. black midi sound more mature with extravagantly grand and...

Now a duo, Sleater-Kinney sound rougher, rawer than their last album and yet Path of Wellness is more relaxed and subdued. The tenth,...

If you're really looking for a fast-paced trip of punk rock, fiery vocals, and angry performances, then this is your album. Comfort To Me...

The 20th studio album from The Mountain Goats picks up where the last one took off. A much moodier, mellower take on folk, jazz, and rock...

sketchy. is a happier, brighter celebration of garage pop that successfully aims at steering the listener in the right direction during...

The Tunnel and the Clearing is pure sonic bliss but more importantly it's an intimately captured point in time. French electronic...

Sob Rock has some endearingly good songs and memorable moments. But its confusing stylistic choices, inconsistent track listing and dated...

The second helping of music from the hit TV animated series features every single musical moment from seasons 7-9. There are plenty of...

On their third album, the Japanese punk band try out pop, funk, R&B, and hip hop, acting like a potpourri of different flavors. CHAI...