Don Toliver spends pretty much all of Heaven or Hell in the shadow of Travis Scott’s sound.
Sufjan Stevens teams up with stepfather Lowell Brams for a severely underwhelming series of half-hearted ambient works.
The Common Task could be a good gateway to the wonders of post-minimalist math rock.
The Garden’s devil-may-care eclecticism remains both a blessing and a curse.
Haru Nemuri’s latest mini-album takes her surprisingly harmonious fusion of art pop, J-rap, noise rock, and electronica to new heights.
After Hours is a fruitful reinvention of The Weeknd.
Purple Moonlight Pages is a thought-provoking self-portrait of the artist formerly known as Milo, as well as just a damn good jazz rap album.
While Machine Girl’s musical extremity remains admirable, the songwriting and mixing on U-Void Synthesizer fall flat.
