Pitchfork
American Football (LP4)
The veteran emo band’s first album in seven years operates with its own sense of logic and time. It’s a fraught and dizzying triumph.
MAITREYA CORSO
On her fourth album, the New York singer-songwriter frames big questions about ambition, identity, and self-doubt in deceptively understated folk-pop hybrids.
Setting
The North Carolina trio’s second studio album combines krautrock grooves and ambient jazz to sculpt sweeping organic improv for the open air.
Romanticize the Dive
On its tenth album, the Canadian quartet doubles down on its signature millennial synth-rock sound with glossy tones and memorable melodies that spark nostalgia for the band’s heyday.
The Needledrop
Noah Kahan - The Great Divide
Noah has certainly stepped his songwriting game up on The Great Divide, but the whole album is too bloated and washed-out for its own good.
Giant Claw & galen tipton - Mobile Suit Gym Rat
A very good follow-up to Keith and galen's previous collab.
Sexyy Red - Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa
The Sexyy Red from Hood Hottest Princess is nowhere to be found on Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa.
Foo Fighters – Your Favorite Toy
Your Favorite Toy is not the blowout it was clearly intended to be.