Click here to read: “Her first of many albums in a highly tailored musical and narrative costume, Clark’s third and most consistent LP set her on a mercurial, cryptic path…
Click here to read: “Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker’s 13th album in nearly three decades—and first as a duo—is a visceral treatise on modern-day existential dread.”
Click here to read: “The fifth album from Nate Amos and Rachel Brown finds them doing what they’ve always done, better than ever before.”
Click here to read: “The London-based singer’s jazzy debut album shines most brightly when she gets explosive, yet her muted moments also resonate.”
Click here to read: “On her first solo album in 11 years, Annika Henderson continues exploring personal and political power, with a clearer sound than ever before.”
Click here to read: “Singer and songwriter Maya Bon’s bedroom-pop dirges are both intimate and removed, filled with understated yet strangely meaningful detail.”
Click here to read: “The production wizard’s second album is his most compact work yet, which is alternately a boon and a crutch.”
Click here to read: “The British quintet’s utter disregard for rock convention elevates Bright Green Field’s paranoid, vaguely dystopian universe.”
Click here to read: “The longtime electronic innovator’s sixth album sees her at once expanding her palette and vision while keeping her roots firmly grounded.”
Click here to read: “The British quartet’s debut album is levels funnier, wryer and more melodic than their previous work.”
