7/10
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Spirit Possession’s self-titled debut is a thrilling and unforgiving piece of American black metal.
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Immersion is a more compact and riffier helping of what Primitive Man served up on Caustic.
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Microphones In 2020 is an instrumentally predictable but narratively thorough deep dive into the formative years of singer-songwriter Phil Elverum’s music career.
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Aminé sees improvement on all fronts on his sophomore album.
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Chromeo’s quarantine-themed EP finds the duo at their most inspired and charming in a long time.
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Taylor Swift continues her upward artistic trajectory on folklore.
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Better late than never, Logic is back to being a rapper worth rooting for on No Pressure.
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Oliver Tree’s debut album proves that, beyond the bowl cut and JNCO jeans, there lies serious musical potential.
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Tree of Clues is an often wonderful companion piece to the original 1000 gecs.
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Legends Never Die effectively honors Juice WRLD’s style and legacy.
