Brockhampton offers more of the same with the second installment of their Saturation trilogy, which is fine because the group’s sound is still so refreshing and cutting edge.
Lil Uzi Vert’s debut studio album is the musical equivalent to binge eating Sour Patch Kids.
Grizzly Bear returns from a five-year hibernation with a mirror image of their previous album, Shields.
King Gizzard makes an album with Mild High Club.
The latest Everything Everything album finds the UK art pop outfit taking their songwriting in a moodier and somewhat more conventional direction.
Brand New returns with a chilling, despondent sound.
Project Baby 2 offers a marginally improved Kodak Black, but mostly just more of the same.
Alice Glass brings back the original appeal and energy of Crystal Castles and comes into her own as a solo artist with this self-titled debut EP.
At over 90 minutes, Lil B’s “first official mixtape” is chock-full of freewheeling, creative highs; as well as lows that range from mundane to annoying.
