Injury Reserve drops a solid, relatively low-key EP.
Despite its promising singles, Wonderful Wonderful fails to come together as a cohesive artistic statement and really falls apart in the home stretch.
Wolves in the Throne Room make a predictable return to their atmospheric black metal sound.
Young Thug and DJ Carnage bring out the best in each other on their debut Young Martha EP.
“Luciferian Towers” is the first Godspeed album we didn’t need.
Rapsody releases her most solid project to date with the smart, classy, and catchy Laila’s Wisdom.
Post-grunge veterans Foo Fighters drop a raw but spotty album with Concrete and Gold.
Myrkur’s sophomore album still leaves something to be desired on the songwriting front, but is nevertheless a much better-developed product than her debut.
Brick Body Kids is Open Mike Eagle at his most low-key, but it’s also his most cohesive and emotionally potent work so far.
