Devon Chodzin
With a bevy of collaborators, the Philadelphia poet, singer and songwriter’s latest album interrogates British history to reveal hellish, necessary truths.
2y
The storied indie rock guitar hero and singer-songwriter teams up with Dave Mattacks on her personal fourth solo album.
2y
The singer and harpist's Fat Possum debut is a brilliant next step into the intersection between alt-pop and New Age.
2y
The Boston shoegaze pioneers return nearly 30 years after their initial dissolution with an album spiritually connected to their beloved debut.
2y
Taja Cheek’s third album as L’Rain expands the experimental project’s sonic and emotional territories while cross-examining love and genre.
2y
Daniel Lopatin’s new experimental LP weds strings and electronics over 13 distinct tracks.
2y
On their sophomore album and ANTI- debut, the Chicago quartet hone, solidify and diversify their slacker indie pedigree.
2y
The acclaimed electronic musician synthesizes digital and acoustic instrumentation to generate a hazy emotional map across 10 songs.
2y
The Australian pop sensation returns to euphoric form with celebratory electro-pop on 16th LP.
2y
Chrystia Cabral’s latest project reimagines the greatest hits off her three critically acclaimed LPs.
2y
A New Reality Mind offers an entrancing, peculiar sonic palette never before seen on Kenney’s albums, ensconcing her in a tradition with dance music and indie-rock roots to create something unmistakably hers—which makes her stylistic choices, sometimes tame and sometimes daring, a feat to track.
2y
The Icelandic post-rock group’s first album in 10 years arrives with the help of an orchestra that helps their sound grow even more massive.
2y
Erin Birgy's Mexican Summer debut finds the experimental singer/songwriter pivoting to rich synth-pop with vulnerability and grace.
3y
The multi-hyphenate’s debut LP captivates listeners through fearless songwriting and collaboration.
3y
The New York-via-Bristol singer/songwriter unpacks a tumultuous 2020 with heart and sobriety on her third LP.
3y
On her second LP, Honey, Samia steers into alt-folk and pop that gives her songs a broad emotive palette, but at times, the record fails to reach the heights of her previous releases.
3y
The Chicago trio lovingly inhabit punk and no-wave spaces on their well-executed debut LP.
4y
The artist’s debut LP interweaves powerful genre influences and haunting narratives, beginning to chart the Ethel Cain lore.
4y
With Kylie, Minogue demonstrated that she could be more than just a teen actress, that she could perform what her songs asked of her without sacrificing what made her distinct.
1y
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