Flatbush Zombies come through with their most lax, spacey project yet on their commercial debut, 3001: A Laced Odyssey.
Finland’s Oranssi Pazuzu returns with an album full of psychedelic black metal mayhem.
Dreamville’s Bas delivers a sophomore album that’s sort of smooth, sort of thoughtful, and sort of uneventful.
Neil Cicierega returns with a new Lemon Demon album, featuring the project’s catchiest and most eccentric set of songs yet. Very nerdy, very catchy.
UK pop rock outfit The 1975 returns with the most bloated pop record I’ve heard so far this year. A few decent tracks on it, tho.
Rapper and producer Mr. Yote tells tales from the briny sea from the standpoint of Scurvy Jones.
kendrick lamar. new album. untitled. unmastered.
NY post-hardcore outfit Big Ups return with a slightly more abstract–and Slint-influenced–approach on their latest album here.
Wild Nothing’s latest effort takes a surprisingly drab turn.
Charli XCX and PC Music’s SOPHIE team up for an awesome EP.
