Album Review: Geese – Getting Killed
“Desperation looks good on them.” That could easily be a pull quote, a tagline, or even a thesis statement for Geese’s d...
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feeo – Goodness: An Album Review by Exposed Vocals
At just 22, feeo introduced herself as an old soul with the weight of the world in her voice. Now, four years and several haunting r...
Album Review: Casey Dienel — My Heart Is an Outlaw
A lush, late-night dispatch from an artist who stepped away, looked inward, and returned unafraid “I quit the idea of me.”— Casey Di...
Album Review: Sudan Archives – The BPM
A fearless leap onto the dancefloor — full of invention, impulse, and identity in motion In a music landscape where artistic reinven...
Album Review: Madison Cunningham – Ace
An exquisite, emotionally layered pivot from guitar prodigy to chamber-pop auteur If Madison Cunningham wanted to prove that mastery...
Deradoorian Ascends on ‘Ready for Heaven’
Angel Deradoorian has always carved her own path. With her newest release, Ready for Heaven, she deepens her reputation as one of th...
Neon Grey Midnight Green
Neko Case’s eighth album meets the storms of memory and grief with a clarity of purpose and an awe for life. It’s a reflective momen...
Michelangelo Dying
The Welsh musician composed her seventh album in the wake of fresh heartbreak. In songs that pair ornate arrangements and billowing...
Nobody’s Girl
The songwriter and fiddle player’s latest record comes after her divorce from fellow Americana artist Jason Isbell. Comprising mostl...
Here for It All
The diva’s 16th studio album is thoughtfully constructed and surprisingly candid about the present condition of her voice. It’s a no...
Energy
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Twilight Override
The Wilco frontman’s sprawling new solo triple album is pure Tweedy: ambivalent and unknowable and funny and compelling. It is the t...
w/ the Producers
The Dominican-born, Berlin-based artist embraces his status as the voice of dub techno, folding a stacked roster of producers from a...
SISTER
The exuberant EDM-pop of the sibling duo’s new album is dulled only by the sense that it’s all been done before.
History of Silence
The Icelandic group’s first album in 13 years dusts off a bygone strain of turn-of-the-millennium electro-folk. The acoustic texture...
8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living
The prolific songwriter channels post-rock sprawl, electronic experimentalism, and percussive folk into meditations on domestic tens...
Orcutt Shelley Miller
Amid a monumental string of solo records, the guitarist forms a power trio that marches delightfully toward psychedelic oblivion.
Blurrr
The UK singer-songwriter’s sixth album is spectral and breathtaking. It’s a mood record of immense solitude, beauty, and free expres...
41 Longfield Street Late ’80s
Four Tet teams up with the American avant-folk guitarist on a radiant, joyfully surprising album that folds together country, ambien...
THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY!
Finally liberated from the strictures of chart-topping girl group Little Mix, Jade Thirlwall cuts loose on a solo debut that revels...
Real Warmth
On her latest album, made with a crew of Canadian collaborators, the folk singer-songwriter offers a salve against the horrors of th...
Body Lapse
Electronics and voice collide in this bracing collaboration between a computer musician known for hyper-detailed sounds and a vocali...
Catholic Boy
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Bleeds
Karly Hartzman leads her North Carolina band in another triumph. The careful songwriting and coiled performances wrestle with the ma...