6/10
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Once again, Atlanta rapper and auto-tuned crooner Future delivers a cool aesthetic with little substance.
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Brooklyn’s DIIV improve upon their hazy, krautrock-ish sound with their latest full-length album.
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Bloc Party returns with one of their most conceptual albums yet, diving into themes of sadness and religion.
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UK post-punk outfit Savages follow up their roar of a debut album with a less intense affair.
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“Mark Kozelek and Justin Broadrick team up for a collaborative album with mixed results.”
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Boots’ debut album features stellar production that fuses elements of rap, pop, R&B, industrial, and more in 11 concise tracks.
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Hinds’ debut effort might be incredibly shallow, but it’s an undeniably fun–and semi-drunken–experience.
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Cage the Elephant continues mining the past for inspiration on their latest album.
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Open Mike Eagle and Serengeti come together for a new collaborative project.
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Erykah Badu returns with a mix of smooth, phone-themed soul and R&B tracks.
