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Tera Melos guitarist Nick Reinhart turns to grunge and power-pop, embracing the limitations of verse-chorus structure with some of...

Couching politically brazen lyrics about police repression and state hypocrisy in a highly stylized goth maximalism, the high-concept Moscow...

Ian MacKaye and Amy Farina have a new band with an old friend—Fugazi bassist Joe Lally. Their debut is...

On the Streets’ first album in nine years, the UK rapper returns to the simple snark of his early...

The guitarist and composer leads his adventurous backing band through immersive instrumentals, creating a tranquil atmosphere from classical minimalism,...

The Chicago artist’s first posthumous release doesn’t feel like a final goodbye, but instead a continued look inside his...

Juliana Barwick’s revelatory new album asks us to picture healing at a moment when the task feels impossible.

Blending free jazz with South African protest music and rigorous academic study, the Cape Town drummer connects jazz tradition...

The weirdest of all ATL weirdos returns with more songs about hippos and sex.

With country as her foundation, the versatile singer and songwriter pivots toward classic rock. She sounds less like the...