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.
CHVRCHES delivers a high-budget version of what they had done on their lukewarm debut.
New Order is back with their first studio album in 10 years.
Singer-songwriter Alex G comes through with a detailed but somewhat bland combination of lo-fi and indie rock.
The Game returns with a sequel to his breakout album, The Documentary.
Loma Prieta takes a slightly more melodic approach to their noisyblend of hardcore punk and screamo on this new album.
Disclosure drops a more commercial and star-studded version of their last album with Caracal.
Wavves’ punk-flavored bellyaching makes V pretty hard to stomach.
Philly singer-songwriter and folk rocker Kurt Vile comes through with a more skeletal, intimate album on B’lieve I’m Goin Down…
