On her second album Squeeze, Sasami Ashworth throws a curve ball by showing her vast tastes in music from 90's alt metal, noise rock,...

The first new album from Bloc Party in six years isn't without its flaws, but Alpha Games has the band sounding reinvigorated. This time,...

Arcade Fire's sixth studio album is a heavily mixed bag and despite its 40-minute runtime, it feels like an unfinished afterthought more...

Thing Are Great, the Seattle indie rock veterans' first new album in six years, is undoubtedly and unanimously great. It is Band of...

With decades of music under his belt, veteran piano pop great Bruce Hornsby continues to experiment, try new things, and make unlikely...

The debut solo project from METZ frontman Alex Edkins is surprisingly introspective and has more of an emphasis on pop songwriting. It's...

What Midlake gets right on For the Sake of Bethel Woods are the consistently tight performances, songwriting, and sonic elements of...

What stands out the most about 4 Hands is the fact that Tim Story and Hans-Joachim Roedelius, despite their long distance, recorded...

The first new Tears for Fears album in nearly 18 years, The Tipping Point sounds both refreshingly modern and timeless. Acting like a...

Metronomy's seventh album Small World has a direct approach on love, happiness, and a positive outlook on life. Over two decades strong,...

Time Skiffs successfully marks Animal Collective's "comeback" with an excellent and well-balanced record that signifies their triumphant...

Australian group Methyl Ethel have an original take on synth pop and glitchy piano balladry with Are You Haunted? The instrumentals are...

With Lucifer on the Sofa, Spoon go directly for a cutthroat, bluesy, and straight to the point rock and roll record at less than 40...

In a span of less than a year, Black Country, New Road are back with their second album. Ants From Up There isn't small in scope, it's...

Pompeii features Cate Le Bon's signature voice and delivery over some odd and abstract art pop, focusing more in a synth direction than...

London's Los Bitchos are a new group of members from all over the globe, including Sweden, Australia, Turkey, and Uruguay. Produced by...

The distinctly bright and charming self-titled debut album from Hospitality turns 10 years old. The Brooklyn trio's youthful and...

The Japanese rock band's sixth album has the band in a celebratory spirit and a cheery mindset. Playfully trying new ideas with all the...

I've decided to reevaluate and write a second review on Yeasayer's fifth and final studio album, Erotic Reruns. Since its initial release...

The seventh album from German composer and musician Wolfgang Voigt's GAS alias is an ambitious listen that is both hypnotically beautiful...