Big World
Reflecting candidly on aging, forgiveness, and self-improvement, the indie-pop duo returns with a charming new album that takes the world in stride.
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Whatchu Bringing?
On a brief new album, the jazz supergroup locks into a relaxed, comfortable groove with communal atmosphere and a hip-hop sensibility.
Jewish American Prairie Princess
Nebraska-raised songwriter Emerson Borakove’s country-fried anti-folk-rock overflows with idiosyncratic humor and tender heart.
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Trapculinary vol.2 (the recipe)
The Florida rapper faces off with himself on a hilariously animated new tape, ping-ponging between high and low voices over groovy Florida-via-Michigan beats.
Alien Metal
The prolific Australian group embraces electronic music on an audacious record that doubles as a cautionary tale about technological apocalypse.
The Womack Sisters
Three sisters descended from one of soul music’s greatest legacies offer a retro-modern take on a classic, ’60s-inspired sound.
Ritual
The electropop duo continues its 2020s comeback with an album that seeks renewal on the dancefloor but ends up feeling like a retread.
Celestial
Making proudly old-school music with proudly old-school equipment, the Brazilian band summons the sound of classic prog rock with a mystical, psychedelic epic.
Wild EP
KATSEYE offer another perfectly hollow pop record that brings us no closer to their individual personalities or their vision as a girl group.
NO ME ARREPIENTO DE SENTIR TANTO
The Colombian singer-songwriter’s latest album is a post-breakup rollercoaster traversing the emotional peaks and valleys of romantic ecstasy and despair.