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Pop’s youngest elder statesman continues to evolve his R&B sound by enlisting some big names from the underground. His seventh album...
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Suspension of Belief EP
The Netherlands-based drum’n’bass producer’s dazzlingly kinetic EP flips the script, channeling unpredictable rhythms into humid and...
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Neighborhood Gods Unlimited
On his sly, artful new album, the Los Angeles-based rapper confronts an inhumane information society with determination to claw back...
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Beside Myself
The Brooklyn-based DJ’s debut album is a grimly electrifying fusion of club beats, claustrophobic drones, and Middle Eastern percuss...
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Once Was Ours Forever
On his latest album, the Netherlands-based musician continues to refine his distinctive style of ambient guitar music, now bolstered...
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moisturizer
The UK duo’s second album is a near-reinvention, an unbridled and clear-eyed testament to their songwriting chops that hones their v...
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GOODNIGHT HYPNOPOMP
The songwriter’s latest album, split between polished cabaret pop and slow-burning emo explorations, is a striking but uneven listen...
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Boys for Pele
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
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Let God Sort Em Out
After 16 years, Pusha T and Malice return with a blockbuster comeback album produced entirely by Pharrell. It’s good, it’s different...
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O Que as Mulheres Querem
Even when the São Paulo-based producer laces his mandelão—a harsh, noisy subgenre of Brazilian funk—with hints of global club styles...
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Different Rooms
Folding live recordings into improvised studio sessions, the Los Angeles synth-and-viola duo patiently unspools meditative soundscap...
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Tomorrow Comes Crashing
The Chicago band brings a bombastic energy to its third album, scaling up its hooks and digging deeper into dream-pop textures.
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Kesha fills her first fully independent album with accordion disco, stadium-sized twang, and too many hooks to handle. It’s… confusi...
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Interior of an Edifice Under the Sea
Slow, spaced-out guitar music is second nature to these two veterans of ambient and slowcore. Their second collaborative LP is warml...
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Sins Aloud
The underground Atlanta rapper continues his ascent by synthesizing a couple decades of rap into his own off-kilter, off-beat style
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Yowzers
The Chicago musician’s third album is a tighter, more intimate affair than its predecessor, framing soul-baring lyrics in disarmingl...
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Intermission EP
The Australian egg punks present a leaner version of their scuzzy post-punk on an EP filled with programmed drums and rhythmic riffs...
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MARS IS ELECTRIC
It’s the Los Angeles rapper’s loosest, dreamiest dispatch yet, an enveloping and atmospheric collection that constantly comes togeth...
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Tropicoqueta
The urbano star’s tender and expansive new album is a reverent tribute to generations of Latin music and the Latina entertainers who...
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Made in Paris
The influential beatmaker’s new album is exactly what you’ve come to expect, now with a French twist.
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The Way of Time
Sampling a vintage radio play adapted from a 1926 novel about rural life, the Norwegian producer threads unsettling questions about...
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Sedonis
The prolific Japanese musician has been synonymous with harsh noise for decades. As he nears 70, he is as relentless, precise, and p...
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Metallic Life Review
Mining its deep archive of sampled metal objects—gongs, cheese graters, nitrous containers—the experimental duo’s reflective new con...
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The Shadow of the Guest
The veteran New York trio continues its rich history of remixing and revising with a humdrum selection of choral renditions and ASMR...
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