Tame Impala returns with a new sound.
The second installment of the Game's sequel to 2005's The Documentary turns out more focused and emotive than its predecessor.
KEN mode releases their most savage record yet with Success!
Sleaford Mods follow their breakout album Divide and Exit with an even more impressive release.
Sophie compiles her biggest singles from the past year or so into one sharp comp!
Drake's sounding more confident than ever on a series of somewhat minimal, dark, moody, trap-inspired pop rap beats with contemporary R&B change-ups.
J. Tillman, aka Father John Misty, comes through with a grand, funny, and gorgeous sophomore release under this recently embraced pseudonym of his.
Oneohtrix Point Never returns with a mind-bending set of tracks on Garden of Delete.
Ought's neurotic, jittery approach to art rock and post-punk really impressed me on their latest album. Still room for improvement, but very impressive.
Savannah, GA sludge metal outfit Baroness returns with the latest installment in their color-coded album series, Purple.
Icelandic singer, songwriter, producer Björk is back with another record, and it's one filled with romantic heartbreak and whimsical instrumentation.
Death Grips finally completes an immense double album with the release of Jenny Death, assembling two very different--but satisfying--releases in the DG discography.
Several years ago, Kendrick Lamar was hip hop's underdog. Today, he's dropping what's possibly the best rap album of the decade.