Cuntry
The New York songwriter’s rootsy, groovy new album is a proud and emphatically Black update on the American folk tradition of antica...
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Deradoorian Ascends on ‘Ready for Heaven’
Angel Deradoorian has always carved her own path. With her newest release, Ready for Heaven, she deepens her reputation as one of th...
Desert Window
The English musician’s latest ambient pop experiments encase straightforward moments of ethereal beauty between vast expanses of und...
Dewdrops in the Garden
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Different Rooms
Folding live recordings into improvised studio sessions, the Los Angeles synth-and-viola duo patiently unspools meditative soundscap...
Dollar a Day
Behind its dollar-bin sleeve, the Texan songwriter’s new album plays like a workingman’s spaghetti Western drama.
DON’T TAP THE GLASS
Tyler’s ninth studio album is a brisk, single-minded, and snappy dancefloor romp. He skitters through electro, synth-funk, disco, an...
Don’t Trust Me
The California rapper’s unrelentingly bleak tales of street justice have made him one of drill’s hottest young stars. His new mixtap...
Double Infinity
The cosmic folk band’s sixth album is their first as a trio. But they still sound loose, chaotic, and intuitive as ever.
Dreams of Being Dust
The band that helped define the 2010s “emo revival” cements its move in a heavier, proggier direction, centering technical mastery a...
Easier Said Than Done
The Tallahassee group crams hooks, angst, rumination, and studio wizardry into its debut album for Epitaph, with denser, darker song...
Edits
The Aymara musician’s hard-drive dump of DJ edits spins together Andean folk, bro country, pop, tecnocumbia, and more. Their hyper-c...
Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party
On her third solo album and first independent release, the Paramore frontperson channels a range of experimental pop sounds to refle...
Electronic Dream 2
The original Electronic Dream recipe was a flash of brilliance so simple it’s impossible to reproduce. Fourteen years later, the seq...
Endling
In a prequel to his orchestral work about a post-human Earth, the Dawn of Midi drummer and synthesist imagines the last survivor’s f...
Energy
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Essex Honey
Dev Hynes’ elegant new album, his first in six years, inhabits memories of an English childhood filled with joy, pain, and music.
EURO-COUNTRY
Irish songwriter Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson’s new album overflows with comedy, tragedy, and self-lacerating wit. It’s a bold statemen...
Evangelic Girl is a Gun
The shapeshifting pop producer and vocalist’s fourth album summons the chilly cool of trip-hop, but doesn’t do much to differentiate...
Faith
The Brooklyn trio’s second album puts a contemporary spin on Y2K ambient music, trading the era’s cryptic leanings for warm, consona...
Fantología I
A compilation from Ecuadorean ambient label +ambién looks at hauntology—think Burial, nostalgia, melancholy, dead-end futurism—throu...
feeo – Goodness: An Album Review by Exposed Vocals
At just 22, feeo introduced herself as an old soul with the weight of the world in her voice. Now, four years and several haunting r...
Five Forever
The young Twitch streamer tries to become a rapper using the innate talent and creative vision of a Twitch streamer.
FLAVAZ
The Chicago rapper brings focus, patience, and compassion to a debut album dedicated to the necessity of maintaining hope.