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Bandcamp Daily

The Best Ambient Music on Bandcamp, March 2026
Robber Robber, “Two Wheels Move the Soul”
The Best Metal on Bandcamp, March 2026
The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, March 2026
Various Artists, “Fight The Fire: Digital Reggae, Conscious Roots and Dub in Nigeria 1986–91”
The Best Punk on Bandcamp, March 2026
Maryam Saleh’s Secret
Foote/Dickow, “High Cube”

The Guardian

Miroslav Vitous: Mountain Call review | John Fordham's jazz album of the month
Flea: Honora review – Chili Pepper turns piper, taking up trumpet for a soulful jazz odyssey
Mendelssohn: Symphonies and Oratorios album review – Andris Nelsons’ prodigious talent on full display
Anne-Sophie Mutter: East Meets West album review – diverse, bold and brand new
Fcukers: Ö review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
Robyn: Sexistential review – pop doyenne returns with emotional grenades and a new philosophy

NPR

Megan Moroney showcases her command of country heartache on 'Cloud 9'
With 'Arirang,' BTS returns to a K-pop moment of its own making
There's more than one path to a confessional song
The Paranoid Style delivers its most hard-rocking album yet with 'Known Associates'
Blackpink, modern K-pop's trailblazing group, tries to find its way home
'Strasbourg 82' shows that Art Blakey never stopped pushing the envelope

Pitchfork

Bully
After a public apology, Ye returns to music as a hollowed-out shell of his former self.
Skeletor
The good songs are solid on Keef’s new album, which demonstrates his accomplished production without the thrilling highs of his best recent releases.
Companion
The North Carolina folk-rock band’s quiet and rambling third album exists in a cloud of dreamy contemplation.
THE COMEDOWN
Cloud rap’s golden era lives on this trilogy-closing new album from smokedope2016, whose candidly emotional raps and misty, holographic production recall Yung Lean.

NME

Flea – ‘Honora’ review: the Chili Pepper’s jazzy, comforting debut leans back hard
Elmiene – ‘Sounds For Someone’ review: the arrival of soul’s newest custodian
Slayyyter – ‘Wor$t Girl In America’ review: pop that finds salvation in the underbelly of American cinema
RAYE – ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ review: showstopping musical maximalism at its grandest
Fcukers – ‘Ö’ review: indie sleaze revivalists serve up kaleidoscopic floorfillers
Robyn – ‘Sexistential’ review: the pop star’s lust for life is infectious – and thoroughly idiosyncratic

Rolling Stone

Ye Aims for a Career Reset With ‘Bully’
After Conquering the Internet Underground, Yeat Goes for Stadium Status on ‘ADL’
Melanie Martinez Raises Hell on Her Dystopian New Album
Raye Goes For Broke on the Wildly Ambitious ‘This Music May Contain Hope’
Charlie Puth Finally Finds His Sweet Spot
Neurosis Know You’re Hurting. Their Stunning New Album Is a Life Preserver

PopMatters

Jesse Welles Electrifies Berkeley and America
Fcukers Create a Spontaneous Ball of Energy with ‘Ö’
Ben Seretan and John Thayer Create an Ambient Masterpiece
Irish Shoegazer Maria Somerville Makes Waves on Tour
Arlo Parks Dances the Pain Away with ‘Ambiguous Desire’
Nuevos Ríos Debut with Astonishing Takes on Tradition
Ohyung Offers Vivid Heartland Impressions on ‘Iowa’

The Needledrop

Yeat - ADL
ADL is mostly just a pale imitation of Yeat's influences, especially Ye.
Neurosis - An Undying Love for a Burning World
An enthralling and ambitious step forward for the legendary sludge metal band.
The Femcels - I Have to Get Hotter
The Femcels show potential on their chaotic and quirked up debut album.
Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds - Mutiny After Midnight
While the stylistic and commercial gamble Sturgill Simpson took on this album is admirable, the musical execution could have been so much better.

The Quietus

The Shits – Diet Of Worms
Inner Ear: Croatian Music for April, by Jakub Knera
Irreversible Entanglements – Future Present Past
Robyn – Sexistential
Reissue of the Week: Fall Heads Roll by The Fall
Iztok Koren & Raphael Rogiński – Nocturnal Consolations
Symphonies from Destruction: Kinshasa in Action by KinAct
Taupe – Waxing | Waning
Ladytron – Paradises

Backseat Mafia

Album Review: Fcukers’ Ö is a 28-minute rush of sweat, speed and downtown chaos
Album Review: Truly great – The Great Emu War Casualties unveil their soaring debut album ‘Public Sweetheart No. 1’
Album Review : Benjamin Herman – ‘The Tokyo Sessions’ : A high energy trip to Japan with the Dutch jazz legend and his dynamic band.
EP Review: Big League unveil the anthemic swagger of ‘Windanswagger’ ahead of Australian/New Zealand tour
EP Review: The Night Packers’ ‘Invisible Ink’ shines with a pop sensibility and a wry humour.

Beats Per Minute

Album Review: Spencer Cullum – Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection 3
Album Review: Irreversible Entanglements – Future Present Past
Album Review: Rosie Carney – Doomsday… Don’t Leave Me Here
Album Review: Snail Mail – Ricochet
Album Review: Neurosis – An Undying Love For A Burning World
Album Review: Chalk – Crystalpunk
Album Review: James Blake – Trying Times
Album Review: Avalon Emerson & the Charm – Written Into Changes