Stereolab's first studio album in fifteen years, Instant Holograms on Metal Film sounds so consistently great that it honestly sounds...

Pirouette is louder, faster, groovier, and in a not so distant apocalyptic future, these songs would be radio hits. Sure, the album's...

Mac DeMarco's new album is a set of short, intimate and sparsely recorded songs. Guitar's flaws result in another niche project that only...

Chamber Music for Lawn Mowers is an immersive ambient album that's the perfect representation of our complicated relationship with lawn...

Music Can Hear Us is refreshingly meditative, more patient, and it launches the listener into space and into the unknown. DJ Koze...

Period , Kesha's sixth studio album and first independent release, is a welcoming return to her former partying crazed persona. It's a...

Ready for Heaven is Angel Deradoorian's best, immediate, and most creative release yet. It's the closest she has gotten to crafting a...

Never Enough serves as a solid successor to Glow On and Turnstile continue to push the envelope in genre defying ways, even though it...

Tall Tales is worth a listen and an occasional revisit, especially the album's strongest and most enticing moments, where you'll find...

Music for People Who Believe In Love, Joe Jonas' new solo effort, is commendable, admirable, and pleasant on the ears. It isn't as...

The experimental psych group's first new album in seven years, Soft New Magic Dream hopes to reignite that flame of past creativity and...

Dan's Boogie , Dan Bejar's fourteenth studio album under the Destroyer name, is among some of his brightest, hookiest, and most...

With Want , Esther Rose continues to be even more than just a sufficient singer songwriter, often captivating and dazzling with her...

Real Estate are established enough of an indie rock band to release an album full of B-sides, songs from compilations, and unreleased...

Sinister Grift may as well be Panda Bear's most accessible, warm, and inviting record in his career. Its warm tones of lush, beachy,...

With And the Adjacent Possible , OK Go continue to be themselves whether that's for better or for worse. The singles captivate and some...

Being dubbed as a record about "evil itself," Cowards has Squid going darker and creepier with their aesthetics. Surprisingly, this...

Contradicting its title, Nothing is certainly something for Darkside. Nothing is the trio's most varied, creative and accessible release...

Humanhood acts as a third instalment in a trilogy of albums where Tamara Lindemen and her band can't seem to get enough of this art pop,...

With the experience of freely traveling cross country over the past few years, Horsebath culminate their love of classic folk rock and...