noise rock
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Despite its solid first half and finale, Crack a Light is Dope Body’s most predictable batch of tracks thus far.
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This collab by Moor Mother and Mental Jewelry has the sound of a noise rock classic, while also employing plenty of new ideas.
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With Home Body, Dope Body improves the mixtape-esque approach of their once-swansong Kunk.
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Haru Nemuri’s latest mini-album takes her surprisingly harmonious fusion of art pop, J-rap, noise rock, and electronica to new heights.
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With Sonic Citadel, the two Brians successfully take Lightning Bolt’s sound in a more melodic and accessible direction.
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Right out of the gate, black midi has crafted one of the decade’s most creative rock albums.
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New York’s Show Me the Body drops a ferocious set of banjo-backed punk ragers that are equal parts explosive and unsettling.
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Sleater-Kinney’s almost-swansong, The Woods, proved to be one of the 2000s’ most badass and essential rock albums.
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Daughters return with the most effectively terrifying album I’ve heard all decade.
