After the lush, expansive contours of 2022’s Wild Loneliness, the Chapel Hill indie lifers sharpen their hooks on an energizing coll...

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

Originally released as part of a series of sauna-themed DJ sets, the San Francisco artist’s beautifully sculpted techno record doubl...

The Baltimore-born, Germany-based songwriter experiments with vulnerability on an album that mixes classic Hollywood stylings with e...

In the six years since his last album, the Chicago rapper has gone through the wringer. Star Line captures a new era of transformati...

The Chicago musician mashes up metal, showtunes, drum’n’bass, prog-rock, and more, leveling up their overstimulating compositions wi...

On the Auckland indie rockers’ most incisive album, bulletproof hooks cloak gnarly emotional realities and cheerfulness always comes...

The Boston band’s ninth album restores its former post-hardcore roar while folding in strings and pockets of tenderness that suit th...

Once a peerlessly inventive rapper, Ghost has aged into ordinariness. His latest is a sturdy, occasionally invigorating outing, but...

Kevin Patrick Sullivan takes a meta-narrative turn on his latest album, pondering career success in candid, if somewhat straightforw...

The Netherlands-based drum’n’bass producer’s dazzlingly kinetic EP flips the script, channeling unpredictable rhythms into humid and...

Pop’s youngest elder statesman continues to evolve his R&B sound by enlisting some big names from the underground. His seventh album...

Songwriter Dana Foote’s new album channels messy experiences of depression and recovery into a tight, crunchy indie-rock package.

The eccentric Los Angeles songwriter reinvents herself with a kooky, conceptual, synth-filled dance record.

On a striking debut LP, the Los Angeles musician’s intricate acoustic arrangements and intimate lyrics attest to the strength of her...

Seemingly written and recorded in a very expensive vacuum, the sixth chapter of Wayne’s legacy-making album series would be a disast...

Finally liberated from the strictures of chart-topping girl group Little Mix, Jade Thirlwall cuts loose on a solo debut that revels...

Helming the second entry in Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It series, the Wu-Tang vet leans into his elder-statesman status—which is preci...

The Detroit collective’s sixth album faces down the apocalypse with some of its heaviest music yet: visceral, vital, and filled with...

Marcus Brown’s remarkable new album beefs up his airy, omnivorous R&B, searching for a sound tough enough to sustain the daily grind...

The veteran New York trio continues its rich history of remixing and revising with a humdrum selection of choral renditions and ASMR...

The British producer and Polish clarinetist take a playful approach on their collaborative album, their compositions buoyed by the p...