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

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

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

On their fourth album, Haim break free from the shackles of whatever and cruise right down the middle of the road.

Messy, overheated, self-indulgent, divisive, and literally seminal, Metallica’s 1996 album lacked only a colossal 301-song, five-LP,...

On his most majestic and sincere record yet, the Texas guitarist plays with grace and power, evoking the gentle emptiness of the Ame...

In a prequel to his orchestral work about a post-human Earth, the Dawn of Midi drummer and synthesist imagines the last survivor’s f...

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

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

The latest in the always interesting batch of reissues from the Ethiopian pianist focuses on her most explicitly religious songs, wh...

Benson Boone’s flair can’t make up for the fact that his songs aren’t very good and that he lacks a unique point of view.

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

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

Back for round two, the Toronto DJ’s thrilling bashment rave tracks temper turbo-charged riddims and booming bars with frosty electr...

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

Armed with strings, laptop, and a lyric-selecting slime mold, the Berlin-based composer catapults classical minimalism into the futu...

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

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

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

From the bleary depths of shoegaze, ambient, and downer metal, Thom Wasluck’s first new album since 2017 returns with a pearl of har...

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