Sampling a vintage radio play adapted from a 1926 novel about rural life, the Norwegian producer threads unsettling questions about...

The Chicago band brings a bombastic energy to its third album, scaling up its hooks and digging deeper into dream-pop textures.

The Japanese musician’s first solo album in 26 years trades the exuberant electronic pop of her early work for hushed, diaristic min...

The sequel to 1998’s outtakes collection gathers a bounty of unreleased and largely unknown material. Offering unexpected, never-bef...

The Griselda MC makes acrobatic rapping sound easy, and the Kansas City producer’s beats are spellbindingly psychedelic. If only Rom...

The urbano star’s tender and expansive new album is a reverent tribute to generations of Latin music and the Latina entertainers who...

The Wilco frontman’s sprawling new solo triple album is pure Tweedy: ambivalent and unknowable and funny and compelling. It is the t...

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 former YouTube rapper has transformed into an art-pop auteur whose ambitious vision is dragged down by some precious, overwrough...

All these years later, Rick’s sing-songy, slick-worded autofiction still sounds like he’s walking on air.

Lorde’s fourth album returns to the digital, physical sound of Melodrama. While rooted somewhat in her past, it’s a gritty, tender,...

The Peru-born, Berlin-based producer and singer’s latest EP—dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community—comprises a kaleidoscopic set of songs...

The Dominican-born, Berlin-based artist embraces his status as the voice of dub techno, folding a stacked roster of producers from a...

With an unforced approach and humble wit, musician and visual artist Alexandra Levy reflects on creativity, community, and writing a...

The artist’s new album of bright, bustling pop is positioned as a celebration of reasons to be cheerful. Often its fountain of optim...

The Virginia rapper’s latest album boasts wrecking-ball momentum, fist-shaking incredulity, and the finesse required to fold in a mo...

On her debut album, the Los Angeles singer-songwriter—who co-wrote with Gracie Abrams—pokes fun at emotional desperation. Her songs...

Awash in menacing, libidinous energy, the Savages singer’s new solo album asks: What if the psychosexual angst of post-punk and indu...

The fresh-faced 24-year-old songwriter behind one of the year’s biggest hits, “Ordinary,” rides in on a tide of post-Hozier Epic Sad...

The Chicago musician’s third album is a tighter, more intimate affair than its predecessor, framing soul-baring lyrics in disarmingl...