Protomartyr comes through with an eerie, moody post-punk record perfect for fall.
Machine Gun Kelly’s latest album has a more than fitting title. “General Admission” reflects both invitation to the personal world Kelly is painting as well as the themes of confession on many of these very revealing tracks.
Singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom’s latest record is equally beautiful and conceptual.
The second installment of the Game’s sequel to 2005’s The Documentary turns out more focused and emotive than its predecessor.
Singer-songwriter and rapper Raury comes through with a slight improvement on his singing and sound on this latest set of tracks.
UK singing sensation Adele drops a new single to tease toward her new full-length album.
K.R.I.T. tells us this mixtape is different, but it’s actually obnoxiously similar to his past five or six projects.
Dream pop duo Beach House impresses even less on their followup to Depression Cherry.
Neon Indian returns with a woozy, dreamy synth funk album.
Connecticut’s TWIABP is back with an even grander and more vibrant fusion of emo, post-rock, and pop punk.
