Pitchfork
The Ground Above
On her snowy, self-produced ninth album, the UK songwriter howls from inside the squall.
Fenceline
With an eye for novelistic detail, the California quartet conjures a spectral brand of alt-country on its confident and disarming full-length debut.
VII
The Utah producer reimagines dungeon synth—a genre rooted in the atmospheric synth intros of vintage black metal—as a medieval fantasia, complete with liturgical chants and alehouse sound effects.
When Does This Place Become Our Scene
The Norwegian post-hardcore band’s second album is equal parts claustrophobia and confrontation, unleashing furious lyrics alongside thrashing hooks.
