Chuck Person’s Eccojams Vol. 1
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Carrie & Lowell (10th Anniversary Edition)
Sufjan Stevens remains embarrassed by the raw grief of the 2015 album devoted to his late mother. For its 10th anniversary, Jayson G...
Never Enough
The biggest band in hardcore grows big enough to encompass electronic rhythms and flute meditation. Its new album winks to outsize e...
Don’t Trust Me
The California rapper’s unrelentingly bleak tales of street justice have made him one of drill’s hottest young stars. His new mixtap...
Trainspotting
The Griselda MC makes acrobatic rapping sound easy, and the Kansas City producer’s beats are spellbindingly psychedelic. If only Rom...
Faith
The Brooklyn trio’s second album puts a contemporary spin on Y2K ambient music, trading the era’s cryptic leanings for warm, consona...
Five Forever
The young Twitch streamer tries to become a rapper using the innate talent and creative vision of a Twitch streamer.
Let All That We Imagine Be the Light
The alt-rock veterans’ eighth album lacks the bite of their 2021 LP; despite typically expert production, the songwriting is noncomm...
“Bold, unapologetic, and utterly fearless” Something Beautiful – Miley Cyrus
With her smoldering alto, a roster of indie rock luminaries, and remarkable gusto, Miley Cyrus tucks into a concept album without a...
Evangelic Girl is a Gun
The shapeshifting pop producer and vocalist’s fourth album summons the chilly cool of trip-hop, but doesn’t do much to differentiate...
Get Sunk
The National frontman’s second solo album, made in the aftermath of a depressive episode, embraces a more positive outlook but sacri...
Paradise Now
The Nigerian British pop star’s overstuffed new album shines when it’s danceable, complex, and ferocious.
Гільдеґарда (Hildegard)
Using modular synth and pre-modern vocal styles, the Ukrainian duo turns the music of 12th-century mystic Hildegard von Bingen into...
Black Hole Superette
The veteran underground MC offers another clinic in richly detailed writing and production. His latest explores the profoundly munda...
Alan Sparhawk With Trampled by Turtles
On his second album since Mimi Parker’s death, the former Low singer steps away from electronic abstraction and into the steadfast s...
Negotiations EP
On an EP of icy, chrome-plated pop that considers the body and mind as glitching machines, the Los Angeles musician seeks out a soft...
Crowded House Expand 2025 Regional Tour With Two New Shows
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The Maggie Pills Return With Haunting New Punk Haunter, ‘Velobell’
"A howl from the void" The post The Maggie Pills Return With Haunting New Punk Haunter, ‘Velobell’ appeared first on Music Feeds....
Spellling’s Portrait of My Heart Is a Surreal, Soul-Baring Leap into Rock Elegance
Spellling doesn’t follow trends—she conjures worlds. On her fourth studio album, Portrait of My Heart, the Oakland-based shapeshifte...
Momma’s Welcome to My Blue Sky Is a Coming-of-Age Dream Drenched in Grunge Pop Glory
Brooklyn duo Momma have always had a knack for fusing vulnerability with distortion, but on their latest album Welcome to My Blue Sk...
Scowl – Are We All Angels (Album Review)
Scowl doesn’t just flirt with evolution on Are We All Angels—they dive in headfirst. The Santa Cruz hardcore unit, once known for fa...
Album Review: Barker – Stochastic Drift
With Stochastic Drift, Barker doesn’t just return—he evolves. Released in April 2025 via Smalltown Supersound, this sophomore album...
Shakespeare Rewired: Solemn Pledge’s Rock Opera Redefines Romeo and Juliet
Solemn Pledge, the rock duo of Maria Genevieve Elia and Michael Justin Lee, has reimagined Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy as a full-...