Trampling away from the mist of his past albums, 'Bronco' gallops with the polish, expansion, and maturity that makes Orville Peck an...

Possibly the most unlikely collaboration of the year, Soccer Mommy and Oneohtrix Point Never has a creative synthesis showcased in...

After what seemed like a decade of hiding under the light, Elizabeth Fraser steps out and lets her graceful presence find warmth. Donning...

Daniel Rossen’s bardic musicianship reaches upwards in his debut album. Reflecting upon the passage of time and how it affects him as...

His 2nd album down the line, Quiet Commotion's indie folk sound and themes of loss and disconnection from his debut are now delivered...

Proceeding the debut album with a mission statement, Jameszoo's focus ran amock in 'Blind', his sophomore record. Experimentation is...

Filled with bangers both rugged and soulful, it tests Doechii's skillset as a rapper and a singer with a flexible range. While still...

A sister record of Cavalcade, Hellfire self-explains all of its daring. An album that claws through with Black Midi's intense set of...

Musician's brimming with synergy in their cooperation, DOMi & JD BECK swerves their jazz talents in their debut project. While not...

While it does not reach the sun, Cryalot's debut EP has enough to make its wings fly high enough. Just like the band that she belonged...

It might be weird and silly on the surface, but Jockstrap magnificently tells a deeper connection and longing in 'I Love You Jennifer B'....

Five years after Utopia, Bjork returns to embrace her roots with delight and poignancy in 'Fossora'. It’s hard to imagine that it has...

'Melt My Eyes See Your Future' opens up Denzel Curry's mature, introspective, and best record to date. Writing a lot of the records today...

An balance of both extremes, Rosalia provides a record that showcases the abrasion and the conventional in her own empowering manner on...

A proper starting point for those not familiar with him, Fly Anakin's 'Frank' showcases consistent swaths of bursts of personality and...

An expansion of his self-titled record last year, Vince Staples plays the tides on the low for his most vulnerable and long-lasting...

Polished, Crushing, and Brute, Soul Glo provides a refreshing hardcore punk record for the black community on 'Diaspora Problems'....

With this debut record from The Burbs, there is potential to be found going forward with their mellow production... That is sometimes...

A slightly flawed but still a grimy, sharp, and dark coke-rap record that still shows Pusha-T at his greatness. Like on every strand of...

Earl Sweatshirt explores the chaos during Covid-19 and the reflections of his past with a hopeful gleam, that only gets washed away the...