‘Um’ is a debut album that can only come from someone constantly building themselves up. Martha Skye Murphy creates a textural, lyrical,...

An expansion from her debut album, ‘Bird’s Eye’ showcases more, yet ends up with lesser quality. Within Ravyn Lenae’s sophomore record,...

For Clairo, the third time is indeed the charm. On ‘Charm’, Clairo’s vocal and writing work manages to flourish as Leon Michels’...

What used to be a fun project, ‘SMILE! :D’ eventually delves into a much more sincere place. Despite its sticky compositions, Porter...

With Ice Spice finding comfort within her brand of hip-hop, she tries to switch things up for a bit. ‘Y2K’ is an attempt to change what...

Returning to his roots, ‘No Name’ finds Jack White pulling together a string of garage rock tunes that carry some of his best songs to...

Following ‘Crash’, Charli XCX leans on finding more internal resonance within the club dance floor. In ‘Brat’, Charli XCX not only...

After taking a somber approach on his past two albums, Vince has taken that approach down south. ‘Dark Times’ is easily Vince Staple’s...

Her most structurally sharpest album to date, Billie Eilish utilizes it to emphasize the tones of her writing and sound even further....

Born out of the ashes of Youth Novel, Heavenly Blue finds both old and new members at a crossroads. ‘We Have The Answer’ crushes both on...

Through Ekko Astral’s debut album, they unleash a colorful frenzy of queer no-wave, post-punk, and noise punk that amplifies the biting...

After indulging in creative sonic tangents on their last EP, Knocked Loose leans on that aspect even more on their newest record. ‘You...

With the newest release from Infant Island, the presence of anger can be used to find community and fight for a world that’s knee-deep in...

Blending their screamo roots with black metal passages only makes Frail Body’s newest album their best yet. With ‘Artificial Bouquet’,...

Taking what he has started upon ‘Peculiar, Missouri’, Willi Carlisle leans on finding empathy within murky territory. On ‘Critterland’,...

After experiencing a tumultuous experience that pushed the band away from their cloudy soundscapes, they find magnificence in trodding...

Transitioning from nu-disco to psychedelic dance-pop, Dua Lipa still finds enough space for her sonic pivot to land effectively. Despite...

After releasing sets of EPs for the past few years, Nia Archives is striking big on her debut album. In ‘Silence Is Loud’, she amplifies...

Within this wide-open scale of style and flair, English Teacher do their best to fill in as much spark and detail as possible. ‘This...

Moving away from the barrage of electronics for once allows Kelly Moran to flex more of her classical skillset. ‘Moves in the Field’...