Archive for category: reviews

Monét claims the spotlight on her debut EP, a sleek cocoon of funk-tinged R&B that excavates what it means...

Phil Elverum resurrects his beloved Microphones alias for a 44-minute song about art-making, self-mythologizing, and the endless search for...

The English folk maven sounds spry as ever, leading a light-footed exploration of traditional forms that also tips toward...

The Kenyan noise band’s debut is inventive and abrasive, a timely distillation of global chaos and techno-dystopian dread.

On her first album in eight years, the iconic singer-songwriter continues to take the lyrical road less traveled on...

The fast-rising Santa Cruz hardcore band attack their new LP with a murderous intensity, transforming genre tropes into killer...

Experimental electronic musicians including Loraine James, Rupert Clervaux, and Oliver Coates tackle the spooky, microtonal source material of last...

The London-based singer-songwriter takes a leap forward with a nuanced and meticulous set of electro-pop.

On her solo debut, the L.A.-based singer and songwriter taps members of the War on Drugs and Warpaint for...

The composer turns to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 for inspiration in his bittersweet new orchestral...