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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 …

Norwegian singer songwriter Susanne Sundfør has been making music since the mid 2000s, moving between electronic pop, folk, …

In 2011, James Murphy and LCD Soundsystem played what was supposed to be their farewell concert at Madison Square Garden. Si…

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 make synth driven pop that draws heavily from the electronic music of the ’80s…

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