On her third album, the singer-songwriter depicts her Kentucky home with tactile clarity, populating her roots-rock songs with wry o...

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....

With a shift toward cleaned-up synth-pop, the singer-songwriter’s fourth studio album leaves her standout vocal performances feeling...

The Welsh pop singer’s sixth album returns to established themes of feminist empowerment and disco-pop maximalism. It often feels li...

Terre Thaemlitz’s new Resident Advisor mix, echoing a performance in Brooklyn this month, interrogates Israeli genocide, American co...

Combining the panoramic sweep of post-rock with the intimacy of Midwest emo, the Ann Arbor septet’s debut is ambitious but underwhel...

The Brazilian funk producer invokes the spirit of class struggle on his latest album of hard-charging bruxaria, but his MCs’ horndog...

On their first LP written as a full band, the New York shoegazers swing for the rafters. It’s their most polished and ambitious albu...

On her latest album, made with a crew of Canadian collaborators, the folk singer-songwriter offers a salve against the horrors of th...

The young Chicago band crams its debut album with streamlined hooks and a reverence for pop, punk, and post-punk history.

In 26 songs, the Broward County artist draws a fully realized world where narcotized Florida pain rap feels both meditative and terr...

As its catalog comes to streaming, an overlooked band from the thriving 1980s Boston indie rock scene gets a proper reintroduction w...

On their second album of smoldering synth-pop, Raquel Berrios and Luis Alfredo Del Valle examine a moment of friction in their own r...

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....

The prolific Japanese musician has been synonymous with harsh noise for decades. As he nears 70, he is as relentless, precise, and p...

The underground Atlanta rapper continues his ascent by synthesizing a couple decades of rap into his own off-kilter, off-beat style

The exuberant EDM-pop of the sibling duo’s new album is dulled only by the sense that it’s all been done before.

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....

Twenty-five years ago, a masked nu-metal band from Iowa crashed into the mainstream wearing jumpsuits and banging on oil drums. Thei...

The Pittsburgh synth misfits reopen the haunted funhouse with their first album since 2018. The ooky-spooky hypnagogia hasn’t change...

The Queens-born rapper is deep in his comfort zone on his latest project, sounding philosophical, charismatic, and imaginative as ev...

The Swedish musician’s companion album to a novel of the same name co-written with David Levithan is a sprawling romance bedazzled w...