album reviews

Now that it's OK to be into both club music and hip-hop, the world is FINALLY ready for Le1f.

A defiant Coheed fan loves the band’s fantastical past, but their blatantly personal new album about the pressures of adulthood is a banger.

Shoegaze isn’t a good enough description for what Trans FX does. It's a post-punk sound with a velvety cosmic Instagram filter over it.

The Philadelphia band's new album has a drinking problem. And it feels terrible. But it also feels great.

Pictureplane's latest album chases You across eleven songs — and sometimes it actually seems to see exactly who You is.

In a world with too much light, composer Max Richter's new album helps us find the dark spaces where magic has a chance to seep in.

Cultural appropriation without cultural appreciation is a recipe for disaster.

This is the kind of music that demands patience and attention.

Rod Stewart has traded in his footloose and fancy free ways of yore for cozy scenes from the September of his years. And, well, it's kind of boring.

What makes music timeless? Listening to Killing Joke, we might just have the answer.

With its theme of travel, the latest album by ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro hits home with our writer, on tour somewhere in the Midwest.

Protomartyr brings you their report from a decaying world, but never gives up on the inhabitants, who search for comfort and joy amidst the debris.