Atlanta indie veterans of Montreal continue a weak album streak with Innocence Reaches.
Singer-songwriter Angel Olsen drops the solid, expressive record I’ve been waiting for since I heard her music back in 2012.
Travis Scott returns with what sounds like an album of microwaved leftovers from his breakout record last year, Rodeo.
Cali rapper Vince Staples returns with a solid EP featuring stone cold flows and creative instrumentals.
Don’t let the gimmicky track titles and memeable front cover fool you; Jeffery is one of Young Thug’s best projects to date.
Canadian pop songstress Carly Rae Jepsen comes through with a surprisingly pleasing EP of leftovers from her latest album, Emotion.
Brownsville’s own Ka does it again with a tragic set of the most chilling hip hop songs you’ll hear this year. Bars abound!
AJJ returns with a new name, uh, or abbreviation, and a slightly conceptual angle on their latest record.
Crystal Castles did a new thing, and I don’t much care for the thing.
Frank Ocean doesn’t disappoint on his sophomore studio album.
