On her seventh LP, ‘Middle of Nowhere,’ Kacey Musgraves explores the complexities of solitude with help from Miranda Lambert and Willie Nelson.
Kneecap Won’t Stop Fighting and Partying on ‘Fenian’
The Irish hip-hop trio returns with a defiant, high-energy second album that refuses to compromise on its political message or its party-ready sound.
Zhu’s ‘Black Midas’ Turns Tragedy Into Gold
In his fifth studio album, producer Zhu transforms the trauma of losing his home to fire into a masterclass of melodic techno and introspective R&B.
OOIOO and Lightning Bolt: Together at Last!
Two avant-garde titans team up for a split LP of majestic spiritual noise.
Gary Klebe Grows Up Without Growing Old
On his debut solo album, the Shoes veteran trades in teenage idealism for a mature take, but his music is still melodically bright.
Souled American’s Downbeat Country Still Feels Vital
After a three-decade hiatus, the influential duo Souled American returns with their seventh studio album, ‘Sanctions,’ proving their haunting, atmospheric sound remains as potent as ever.
Amanda Bynes and Fenix Flexin Launch Into Space with EDM Track “Girlfriend”
Former actress Amanda Bynes makes a bold pivot into the electronic dance music scene with her latest collaboration, “Girlfriend.”
Sean Solomon’s Busy, Messed-Up World: A Solo Debut
The former Moaning frontman pivots to a more intimate, animated folk sound on his introspective solo debut, ‘The World Is Not Good Enough.’
Failure Finds New, Fertile Ground On ‘Location Lost’
The influential L.A. trio returns with their seventh album, proving that their chemistry and sonic ambition remain as sharp as ever.
WU LYF Returns From 15-Year Slumber to Make Us Feel Again
After a decade and a half of silence, the enigmatic Mancunian collective WU LYF returns with their sophomore album, ‘A Wave That Will Never Break.’
Fantastic Cat Finds Their Groove on ‘Cat Out of Hell’
The singer-songwriter supergroup Fantastic Cat returns with their third album, proving they are more than just a side project.
Sunn O))) Channels Nature and Mark Rothko On Latest Record
The drone-metal pioneers return with a self-titled album that marks a new chapter for Stephen O’Malley and Greg Anderson.