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Downtown New York’s breakout dance stars play to their club-rat reputation while stocking their debut with Y2K electro-pop and UK garage beats.
It’s the Long Goodbye
No stranger to melancholy, the Scottish duo grapples more vigorously with grief than ever on an album shadowed by loss, soaked in guitars, and assisted by the Cure’s Robert Smith.
Hurts Like Hell
The Toronto songwriter fills her twangy sixth album with reflections on new motherhood and wistful character studies, backed by collaborators including Feist, Buck Meek, and Palehound’s El Kempner.
Morning Star
On a campy and subversive new album featuring Bladee, the Ukrainian black metal artist aspires to make the notoriously forbidding genre a little warmer.
The Needledrop
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.
