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...

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....