Alpha Games is the sound of a band trying to reignite its original sense of passion and intensity, to diminished…
The Irish band returns with a third album of post-punk that fails to elevate its Bauhaus and Joy Division-aping…
Vile’s sprawling new album captures the magic, loss, and wonderment of being alive
Guitarist John Frusciante is back, and the band sounds like they want to pretend he never left
Though this isn’t the “Weezer-inspired” Weezer EP, it’s hopefully a taste of better things to come
This collection of five rare and unreleased tracks from the band’s last decade of existence reveals both the…
Back In Black marks a return to the L.A. group’s gangsta-rap roots, albeit from older, wiser, and more engaged…
There very little that's new here, but that feels like the point—fusing fuzz-pop hooks with barking vocal makes both…
Singer-songwriter Tamara Lindeman’s surprise release sounds nothing like her recent breakthrough album—but it’s just…
PAINLESS finds the UK singer in heartbreakingly strong form, delivering a dozen tracks in what's quickly becoming…
With help from old friends, the Canadian singer-songwriter reworks music from throughout her career to wondrous…
The cosmic death metal masters get lost in the stars on their new ambient record
It’s one of the long-running group’s most tender albums, but some sly lyricism lends a brittle edge to all the…
Despite some missteps, the band's new album proves Beach House has more up its sleeve than subdued melodies
Like its title, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You can be a bit much, but Big Thief still crafts the closest…
The Philly-via-Vegas musician (and Tuca & Bertie voice actor) is at his best when he’s confrontational
Listening now, it’s hard to dispute that this collection of early material contains some of the best songs of…
It may lack the raucous experimentalism of past records, but the tiki lounge exotica vibe makes for a satisfying…
Extreme Witchcraft, the band's 14th full-length, finds Mark Oliver Everett cutting loose but misplacing his knack…
The simultaneous release of Alejandra Ghersi’s four new albums—that’s 47 songs, two and a half hours of music—blends…