review
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With his new project titled Thumbs, experimental hip hop artist Busdriver comes through with some afterthoughts to supplement the stellar ideas he explored on his last full-length album, Perfect Hair.
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Oneohtrix Point Never returns with a mind-bending set of tracks on Garden of Delete.
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Kylesa returns with an album that balances crushing sludge metal with spacey psych rock.
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Grimes returns with a diverse, well-produced pop album that’s both accessible and odd.
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The infamous Bandcamp project makes its Matador Records debut.
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Panopticon comes through with a sharp finish to the project’s recent trilogy of albums combining strong black metal guitars with folk instrumentation.
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West Coast rap vets M.E.D., Blu and Madlib come through with a collaborative album with mixing so questionable that I can barely tell what’s being said and who is saying it half the time.
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Iglooghost makes his Brainfeeder debut with this insane EP that’s so dense and overwhelming I can barely describe it in five minutes.
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Foxing fuses emo, post-rock and more on their sophomore full-length album.
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Pro Era’s Kirk Knight makes his commercial debut with Late Knight Special.
