Brenna Ehrlich
The ambitious pop outlier's latest, Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You, is haunting but lacks the dynamism of her best work.
10mo
The Baltimore band keeps pushing against convention on the highly anticipated Never Enough.
1y
The endlessly inventive metal band mixes painterly lyrics, raw aggression, and earworm melodies on their best album yet.
1y
Michelle Zauner’s latest, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women), is another example of her eclectic indie-pop excellence.
1y
Cave plays preacher, congregation, and god over the course of a suite of songs that are in equal measure elegiac and ecstatic.
1y
A visionary Pakistani artist keeps many musical traditions moving forward.
2y
One of indie rock’s most ambitious songwriters goes deeper than ever on 'The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We'.
2y
Militarie Gun's raucous debut is an emotional breakdown dressed up like a sugar rush.
2y
An innovative jazz pianist, a Grammy-winning Urdu vocalist, and an inventive multi-instrumentalist get together for an album that sounds like nothing else out there.
3y
Dan Bejar seems game to throw everything against the proverbial wall and see what sound it makes.
4y
Listening to Toy, it's clear Bowie is having an absolute blast, breathing new life into bits and bobs of his catalogue only really known by diehard fans.
4y
Despite some promising moments, the One Direction member’s solo debut doesn’t quite assert enough musical independence.
6y
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