Albums

On her fifth record, Jenny Lewis decamps to Nashville and makes a stately record worthy of the city's heritage Read more »

For most bands, this tapestry of sounds would flounder and reject its connectivity, but Squid successfully stitch diverse concepts into one brooding work Read more »

Christine and the Queens’ immersive fourth studio album balances sinister and sweet sensibilities, remaining remarkably cohesive throughout Read more »

Sonically, the sixth album from Detroit-post-punk-quartet Protomartyr is one of their densest efforts yet, and features frontman Joe Casey's finest vocals Read more »

On their new album, Chicago’s Water From Your Eyes dare to suggest experimental music can be funny Read more »

On My Soft Machine, introspective icon Arlo Parks practises an admirable gratitude for life in the face of some of its greatest challenges Read more »