Phantogram: Voices
The bad-ass New York duo comes out with their strongest work yet.
Nathan Stevens
Temples: Sun Structures
Throughout Sun Structures, Temples obsess over emulating their idols and many songs go by without a hint of originality. Yet, there is some fun to be had.
Young Fathers: Dead
Dead is a deeply weird album. It's probably the strangest hip-hop album made since Death Grip's Government Plates.
Bombay Bicycle Club: So Long, See You Tomorrow
The London based indie-rockers try their hands at more psychedelic sounds and end up with a hand full of winners.
Bill Callahan: Have Fun With God
Callahan's dub version of his 2013 masterpiece Dream River is interesting but never enchanting like its predecessor.
Bibio: The Green E.P.
Bibio has made a collection of meditations and variations on a theme, more in line with classical composers than DJs.
Overdoz.: Boom
Misogyny and sub-par bars are such a winning combination.
Mogwai: Rave Tapes
Scottish post-rockers become cyborgs. And it's pretty cool.
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra: Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light on Everything
While not an especially accessible musical odyssey, Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra's newest release will handsomely reward those who wait.
San Fermin: San Fermin
San Fermin's strange mix of genres and lyrical ideas makes for an enticing and fantastic listen.
3:33: Bicameral Brain
No amount of mystery can mask poorly executed ideas.
bEEdEEgEE: SUM/ONE
SUM/ONE has enough excellently trippy dance tracks to overlook a few sub-par songs.