After gliding over various strains of synthpop for the past couple of projects, Allie X’s newest album claims its 80s gothic darkwave...

Now finding himself in bigger possibilities, Nourished By Time takes the time to create something refreshing. ‘Catching Chickens’...

Now past the Brockhampton phase of his career, Matt Champion tries to explore his solo venture with bits of likable standouts. ‘Mika’s...

Despite being her debut album, Fabiana Palladino has enough vocal and writing chops to create an alluring and impactful emotional reach....

A sonic reinvention that makes the album to morph to its own timeless atmosphere, ‘Two Star & The Dream Police’ briefly instills longing...

Finding herself in a much more grounded space, Adrianne Lenker seeps out yearning moments that eventually hit a cutting end. ‘Bright...

After experimentations within classical circuits, Jlin returns to incorporate collaborations and various experimentations into her 3rd...

A debut EP that harpoons this 5th gen K-pop girl group to the skies, ILLIT lets out pretty performances that instill freeing joy across...

Breaking through the Afropiano sound even further in the mainstream, Tyla is the fitting artist to carry all of its characteristics with...

Kim Gordon’s fascination for trap beats gets embraced even further, sinking deep within her No-Wave sonic foundations. While ‘The...

A callback to the brand of 2000s indie rock, Friko manages to hone into their influences and make their style of dramatic indie rock work...

Potentially her most mature project to date, Ariana Grande deals with the miasma of post-divorce, embarrassing social media gossip, and a...

‘What Now’ is yet another genre-blending tapestry that improves upon the blemishes of Brittany Howard’s debut project, allowing the...

Sticking to her lane once again which ends in repetitive mundanity, Faye Webster delivers her underwhelming set of tracks through usual...

Slithering away from the sizzling electronic-tinged jazz-rock of their debut, The Smile takes a turn into the slow-burn Post-Rock. Quite...

After the slight nosedive in quality coming from his last project, ‘GRIP’ is the newest entry that dabbles closer to the mainstream trap...

Underneath the surface is an elusive call to find meaning within Glass Beach’s art, picking up more progressive rock sweeps that...

Tapir! and their journey find a lot of consistent footing in their strong indie folk melodies, warm instrumentation, pristine production,...

Looking through the debut project of SPRINTS, there is an unabashed sense of feverish smoke that comes out of the pummeling post-punk...

After rendering their synthpop sound within wafts of slow-burn melodies for the past decade, their recent output puts back the bombast in...