On The Shadow I Remember, Cloud Nothings sound like they've grown with time and have been enlightened along the way with a reliable sound...

For the First Time is a purely unsettling and creepy intensity of grooves and glitches, but is also very funny and beautiful at times too.

RE-ANIMATOR provides some of the bombastic, invigorating sound that Everything Everything culminated in the past, all while still pulling...

The surprise sequel from My Morning Jacket's 2015 record shares themes of self reflection and nature over blissfully uncovered folk rock...

The highlights off of the Lawrence brothers' third album are the closest to recreating the excitement and vibrancy that they initially...

Phantom Planet's first album in 12 years is quite a remarkable breakup record that is refreshingly versatile, reflecting on heartbreak...

Montreal's very own TOPS sound sunny, charismatic, and thrilling on the first leg of their new fourth album. Sadly, they struggle to keep...

The sequel project from Jónsi and Carl Michael von Hausswolff is chilling and eerie, giving off dark and tortured themes of suffering...

Fetch the Bolt Cutters is a phenomenal experience that features raw, percussive explosiveness and an emotionally stirring Fiona Apple....

M. Ward's tenth solo album tells personal and immersive tales of migration in an exploratory and fluid motion, each song enriched and...

Meg Remy's U.S. Girls continues to be thrilling and profound on her collaborative eighth album, focusing on self reflection through...

On his third album in three years, Stephen Malkmus ventures to traditional folk music. These songs are delicate, lush, and timeless,...

The Main Thing captures Real Estate's balance of changing things up stylistically and sonically with the familiarity and comfort...

Despite having a lack of stylistic variation, Supervision pleasantly shows off Elly Jackson's playful personality with a cohesive...

After a six year absence, Bombay Bicycle Club return to a safe sound that lacks punch or excitement. There are flashes of greatness here...

Reduced to a duo, Battles continue to make chaotically great music while incorporating a wide variety of guest appearances. They sound...

Kim Gordon's debut solo album plays at her strengths of mixing harsh noise and accessible hooks. No Home Record delivers plenty of...

Mellisa Villaseñor's debut album is an exquisite pop venture through love, heartbreak, loneliness, and independence.

Handfuls of Night is boldly cinematic and sounds more isolating than ever. It's the group's most consistent release yet.

SOUND & FURY is loud, abrasive, and a completely unexpected thrill ride. With crazily enjoyable performances soundtracking a psychedelic...