Mining its deep archive of sampled metal objects—gongs, cheese graters, nitrous containers—the experimental duo’s reflective new con...

Third Man’s new reissue commemorates the Portland band’s 1996 album as more than just a breakthrough moment for its young prodigy, E...

The Welsh musician composed her seventh album in the wake of fresh heartbreak. In songs that pair ornate arrangements and billowing...

The UK duo’s second album is a near-reinvention, an unbridled and clear-eyed testament to their songwriting chops that hones their v...

After 24 years, Jarvis Cocker and his baroque-pop band return to remind you, with rakish wit and horny wisdom, that your whole life...

The Brooklyn guitarist moves away from his customary folk and rock roots on an album of atmospheric ambient music intended as a comp...

On his sly, artful new album, the Los Angeles-based rapper confronts an inhumane information society with determination to claw back...

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...

The biggest band in hardcore grows big enough to encompass electronic rhythms and flute meditation. Its new album winks to outsize e...

On an album named after a deadly Tesla crash, the Michigan band channels its rage over greed, corruption, and empty promises into am...

After a year of professional frustrations, the duo—with help from a suite of collaborators—trades its gnarled blues-rock for blues-i...

The songwriter and fiddle player’s latest record comes after her divorce from fellow Americana artist Jason Isbell. Comprising mostl...

Both nostalgic and forward-looking, the latest entry in the veteran DMV rap producer’s mixtape series offers an insider’s tour of a...

Even when the São Paulo-based producer laces his mandelão—a harsh, noisy subgenre of Brazilian funk—with hints of global club styles...

The New York rapper-producer refines his singularly unrefined style on a short, slaphappy new EP featuring a standout song with Osam...

On his latest album, the Netherlands-based musician continues to refine his distinctive style of ambient guitar music, now bolstered...

On his 18th studio album, the eternally young-at-heart power-pop troubadour—joined by his old friend Jerry Harrison—turns his though...

Amid a monumental string of solo records, the guitarist forms a power trio that marches delightfully toward psychedelic oblivion.

Mesmerizing but somewhat disjointed, the Manchester group’s debut album boomerangs between hardcore, hip-hop, free jazz, and alt-roc...

The prolific Australian group lavishes its gently trippy compositions with orchestral arrangements. The results are often frustratin...

Mixing the pathos of Vietnamese balladry with the rubbery lilt of vinahouse, the Hanoi-born producer’s debut studio LP synthesizes a...