With I Decided, Big Sean releases an album that gives me more to say than just “no.”
Travis Miller’s first volume of music as Bedwetter is a harrowing statement on mental health… when Travis is rapping.
Prolific rocker Ty Segall drops a second self-titled album that shows how far he’s come over the past decade.
On their sophomore album Culture, the Migos boys are sounding a bit more focused than usual.
William Basinski returns with one of his most accessible and compositionally satisfying sets of drones yet.
Shape-shifting singer-songwriters Sam France and Jonathan Rado make a triumphant return as Foxygen to deliver their most lavishly orchestrated set of songs yet.
Brooklyn quartet Yucky Duster makes its Infinity Cat debut with a five-song set of earnest, introspective indie rock and pop.
Code Orange successfully pushes the metalcore envelope on their first album for Roadrunner Records.
The Flaming Lips follow up their 2013 album The Terror with a less emotionally and texturally rich project.
I See You is more musically engaging than its lackluster predecessor, but the awkward sadness and sensuality remain.
