Halsey and Reznor don’t always mesh or produce fireworks together, but If I Can’t Have Love is still Halsey’s strongest album yet.
Against all odds, Donda is one of the albums of all time.
Colors II isn’t quite the return to form suggested by its title and lead teaser.
Turnstile’s hardcore sound undergoes some dreamy renovations on Glow On.
Boldy James and The Alchemist’s second full-length collab in just over a year arguably outdoes Price of Tea.
Having flirted with heartland rock on their previous album, The Killers delve much deeper into the sound on the conceptual Pressure Machine.
Though its initially interesting aesthetic becomes samey and Trippie’s performances are hit-and-miss, Trip at Knight is his best project since his studio debut.
Lorde lacks the writing chops or perspective to follow through on Solar Power‘s themes and satire.
Infinite Granite finds Deafheaven eschewing the blackened aspect of their sound in favor of boilerplate shoegaze and post-rock.
