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The Mountain
The animated band’s ninth album gathers collaborators both living and departed for a characteristically audacious monument to grief, India, and archival memory.
The Mirror
The Big Thief guitarist lightly updates his solo sound, but he still fares best as a traditional country-rock troubadour.
Sub Zero
As the Bug, the UK producer has made some of the weightiest dub and dancehall ever committed to tape. But this reissued LP of oppressively wintry dark ambient is just as heavy.
The Great Satan
Reuniting with some old collaborators, the horror legend crafts a spiritual sequel to 1998’s Hellbilly Deluxe—but this time, the demon is speeding on cruise control.
The Needledrop
Exhumed - Red Asphalt
Exhumed locks in on an interesting lyrical concept on Red Asphalt, but the music isn't quite on that level for the most part.
Baby Keem - Ca$ino ALBUM REVIEW
Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sAVQWKgMjg
While it is a slight improvement over The Melodic Blue, Baby Keem's sophomore album is still kind of underwhelming after such a long wait.
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Converge - Love Is Not Enough
After all these years, Converge's performances and songwriting are just as high-impact as those of the best up-and-comers in the metalcore scene.