Lil Uzi Vert makes a triumphant return to their roots with the surprise EP ‘Maverick (Almost Forever)’, signaling a creative resurgence.
The Cure’s Mixed Up: A Spirited Rebuke to Goth Orthodoxy
Pitchfork revisits The Cure’s 1990 remix collection, Mixed Up, exploring how Robert Smith used dance music to challenge the band’s somber reputation.
Overmono’s Pure Devotion: A Shift Toward Intimate Electronic
Overmono’s latest album, Pure Devotion, sees the Russell brothers trading warehouse-filling intensity for a more introspective, headphone-ready sound.
Ravyn Lenae Explores New Melodic Horizons on ‘Blue Island’
Ravyn Lenae returns with ‘Blue Island,’ a genre-bending project that sees the artist embracing ’80s-inspired pop and R&B while navigating the complexities of her own artistic identity.
Shaboozey’s Ambitious ‘The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales’ Reviewed
Shaboozey returns with a sprawling concept album that attempts to redefine his country-rap fusion through a cinematic, narrative-driven lens.
Ever the Optimist: The Trashcan Sinatras’ Poignant Return
The Trashcan Sinatras return with their seventh album, a bright and reflective collection that takes on new meaning following the loss of John Douglas.
Arca Returns to Her Experimental Roots on ‘XXXXX’
Arca’s latest album, XXXXX, marks a bold return to her experimental mixtape roots, trading pop sensibilities for uncompromising electronic soundscapes.
Monti Releases Debut Album “Mr. Can’t Get Right”
Rising artist Monti opens up about his journey from rock bottom to redemption through his infectious new anthem, “Mr. Can’t Get Right.”
Primus and the Bizarre Legacy of Pork Soda
Revisiting the California funk-metal band’s 1993 masterpiece, a record that remains one of the most unsettling albums to ever achieve massive commercial success.
Ween’s 12 Golden Country Greats: A 30-Year Retrospective
Ween’s 1996 country pivot remains a masterclass in genre-bending, now expanded in a comprehensive 30th-anniversary deluxe edition.
Picture’s Uuuuuuuu: A Masterclass in Dub Techno Atmosphere
Natal Zaks returns with his second double-12″ of the year, delivering a clinical yet deeply atmospheric exploration of dub techno on Uuuuuuuu.
Janet Jackson’s All For You: A Masterclass in Resilience
Revisiting Janet Jackson’s 2001 album, a record that transformed personal heartbreak into a triumphant, genre-defying pop masterpiece.