Girl Violence
Mikaela Straus’ third album is a sexy, testy chronicle of disillusionment that proves sapphic pop needn’t be just euphoric or pining...
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Alan Sparhawk With Trampled by Turtles
On his second album since Mimi Parker’s death, the former Low singer steps away from electronic abstraction and into the steadfast s...
If Not Winter
A shoegaze star born on TikTok scales up her sound with a full-length debut that’s beautiful on the surface but uninterested in chal...
Fantología I
A compilation from Ecuadorean ambient label +ambién looks at hauntology—think Burial, nostalgia, melancholy, dead-end futurism—throu...
Orcutt Shelley Miller
Amid a monumental string of solo records, the guitarist forms a power trio that marches delightfully toward psychedelic oblivion.
No Rain, No Flowers
After a year of professional frustrations, the duo—with help from a suite of collaborators—trades its gnarled blues-rock for blues-i...
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...
THE FUTURE IS HERE AND EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE DESTROYED
The Detroit collective’s sixth album faces down the apocalypse with some of its heaviest music yet: visceral, vital, and filled with...
Lick the Lens – Pt.1
For his debut project on Warp Records, the Swedish producer offers a mini-album of glitchy, pop-inflected IDM— the work of a meticul...
Radio Libertadora!
The Brazilian funk producer invokes the spirit of class struggle on his latest album of hard-charging bruxaria, but his MCs’ horndog...
The Maggie Pills Return With Haunting New Punk Haunter, ‘Velobell’
"A howl from the void" The post The Maggie Pills Return With Haunting New Punk Haunter, ‘Velobell’ appeared first on Music Feeds....
Only Frozen Sky Anyway
On his 18th studio album, the eternally young-at-heart power-pop troubadour—joined by his old friend Jerry Harrison—turns his though...
FLAVAZ
The Chicago rapper brings focus, patience, and compassion to a debut album dedicated to the necessity of maintaining hope.
Paradise Now
The Nigerian British pop star’s overstuffed new album shines when it’s danceable, complex, and ferocious.
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....
Chuck Person’s Eccojams Vol. 1
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
You’ll Be Alright Kid
The fresh-faced 24-year-old songwriter behind one of the year’s biggest hits, “Ordinary,” rides in on a tide of post-Hozier Epic Sad...
Hell Is an Airport
On its sixth album, the Michigan band ponders boredom, burnout, and suburban sprawl in a set of densely hooky garage-rock songs.
Blurrr
The UK singer-songwriter’s sixth album is spectral and breathtaking. It’s a mood record of immense solitude, beauty, and free expres...
Aseurai
The New Zealand band’s debut album is a pop record that is alternately chill, cosmic, and cosmopolitan, led by the airy voice and gr...
Sound Bath
Originally released as part of a series of sauna-themed DJ sets, the San Francisco artist’s beautifully sculpted techno record doubl...
Hiraeth
After the gentle ambient of their debut, the two musicians carted zithers, guitars, and a reel-to-reel to the Polish countryside, in...
Anyway
The New York chiptune group reinvents itself as indie rock lifers, alternating wistful looks back at its years in the DIY trenches w...
Classic Love (ep)
On a new EP recorded with Nashville songwriter Luke Roberts, the guitarist picks up a bittersweet love song, revisits Constant Hitma...