Doom metal trio Primitive Man returns with one of the most nihilistic albums in the genre. For anyone who enjoys some pain with their pleasure.
Beck’s latest album explores the bland limits of unoriginal, sanitized, millennial pop.
Gucci Mane’s latest album is long and chock-full of big-name features, but it’s little more than a glorified mixtape.
King Krule returns with a series of vague, moody musical sketches
St. Vincent delivers her most inconsistent album yet with MASSEDUCTION.
Loaded with poetic post-punk dirges, Protomartyr’s Relatives in Descent is the Detroit band’s most dynamic and well-written release yet.
At its best, A Love Letter to You 2 is emotionally stirring, cutting edge, and tuneful, but there are just as many moments I can’t stand.
Shock rock legend Marilyn Manson returns with his 10th album, Heaven Upside Down.
Poppy’s debut album is a good collection of pop songs, but doesn’t quite live up to her unique Internet personality.
Kelela’s debut album is a great representation of how cutting edge the alternative R&B genre can be.
