William Basinski: A Shadow in Time
Channeling his classic Disintegration Loops, William Basinski's A Shadow in Time contemplates life and death with great clarity.
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Kid Cudi: Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’
The curious case of Scott Mescudi continues on Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin', which runs at 87 minutes across 19 tracks.
Form Follows Function: ‘The Life of Pablo’ and ‘Blonde’ Challenge the Notion of an Album
Kanye West and Frank Ocean have created imperfect perfect albums which invert our notions of flaws and challenge our perception of the album as an art form.
Nicolas Jaar: Sirens
Sirens is a masterpiece. Melding pop and experimental music, it reflects the uneasiness of our difficult times.
Phil Collins: Singles
The main question with Singles is this: does Phil Collins really deserve all the critical revilement he's gotten for decades?
Lambchop: FLOTUS
Lambchop takes a hard left turn on their new album FLOTUS , which makes heavy use of electronic instrumentation and treated vocals.
The Radio Dept.: Running Out of Love
Running Out of Love is an exceptional political document that takes on the current state of the world.
Joyce Manor: Cody
Joyce Manor’s fourth album, Cody is their most elegant effort yet.
Swet Shop Boys: Cashmere
Cashmere is a transatlantic hip-hop album that challenges representation of South Asian people in pop culture.
Cymbals Eat Guitars: Pretty Years
With Pretty Years , Cymbals Eat Guitars have delivered their richest and most accessible music yet.
Joyce Manor: Never Hungover Again
Joyce Manor proves the axiom "brevity is the soul of wit" on their modern day pop-punk classic Never Hungover Again.