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Tough year. It weighed heavily on me. I often found myself overwhelmed by my thoughts, feelings, concerns, and frustrations …

Trampolene’s debut albumSwansea to Hornseyis a real banger. Direct and unvarnished, it blends spoken word with sharp-edged i…

Dori Freeman’s Letters Never Read is an album full of understated charm and clarity. She leans into classic Appalachian root…

After a six-year hiatus, Wolf Parade returns with Cry Cry Cry, an album that feels like a homecoming with frayed edges. The …

In an interview,Susanne Sundfør talked about living in a time of great changes. "Everything is moving so rapidly, somet…

In 2011, James Murphy and LCD Soundsystem played their farewell concert at Madison Square Garden. Seven years later, Murphy …

Everything Everything’s A Fever Dream sharpens the band’s gift for restless, high-concept pop into something more focused an…

To The Bone, Steven Wilson’s fifth solo album, finds him stepping away from the darker, more sprawling progressive rock of h…

I was unfamiliar with the Norwegian band Ulver during their early, dark metal years. I first discovered them with their elev…

It’s been 22 years since Slowdive recorded an album, and their self-titled release is a stunning return, washing over you wi…

Pumarosa’s debut album The Witch is a brooding, shape-shifting listen that never quite settles, and that’s its power. Built …

What a debut album! South London’s Little Cub shine on Still Life, mixing synth-driven pop with sharp, observational lyrics.…

Alynda Mariposa Segarra, who fronts the band Hurray For The Riff Raff, grew up in the Bronx. Over time, they had become incr…