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...

The Melbourne band's third album Mood Valiant sounds like a healing experience, cleaning physical and emotional wounds. The album sounds...

The sophomore album from Sophia Kennedy features shadowy and heavy electronics that accompany the star of the show: her vocals and vocal...

The iconic film composer's first solo album in 37 years is quite ambitious and risk taking. Big Mess is an overwhelming listen but there...

Dry Cleaning are a new young South London band thriving in the UK art/post punk scene. Florence Shaw's overtly descriptive and...

Bright Green Field, the debut album from Squid, is an adventurously dark record that focuses on vivid grooves and experimentation. The...

Earth Bow doesn't just celebrate Earth and the nature within it, but reveals Sarah Louise as an artist, an individual, and a true lover...

With Esther Rose's third album, How Many Times, there's this sense of vulnerability that is much more open than ever before. Yet again,...

Surprisingly, The Antlers have a pep in their step this time around after their silent hiatus. Green to Gold finds The Antlers in a new...

This new batch of tracks from Real Estate comes from the same sessions as last year's studio album. Half a Human certainly does scratch...

The new collaborative project from Third Coast Percussion, Brazilian guitarist Sérgio Assad, and multi-instrumentalist Clarice Assad...

House Music from Bell Orchestre is one nonstop 43-minute long piece that is both intense and monstrous. Because of the group's thrilling...

The new album from the Real Estate bassist may be a bit inconsistent and rough, but one can find numerous gems that show why Alex Bleeker...

The debut album from piano extraordinaire and Dawes member Lee Pardini is quite the expansive, exploratory jazz record featuring...