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...
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WHO WATERS THE WILTING GIVING TREE ONCE THE LEAVES DRY UP AND FRUITS NO LONGER BEAR?
The Virginia rapper’s latest album boasts wrecking-ball momentum, fist-shaking incredulity, and the finesse required to fold in a mo...
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....
Pain to Power
Mesmerizing but somewhat disjointed, the Manchester group’s debut album boomerangs between hardcore, hip-hop, free jazz, and alt-roc...
8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living
The prolific songwriter channels post-rock sprawl, electronic experimentalism, and percussive folk into meditations on domestic tens...
THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY!
Finally liberated from the strictures of chart-topping girl group Little Mix, Jade Thirlwall cuts loose on a solo debut that revels...
Virgin
Lorde’s fourth album returns to the digital, physical sound of Melodrama. While rooted somewhat in her past, it’s a gritty, tender,...
Sins Aloud
The underground Atlanta rapper continues his ascent by synthesizing a couple decades of rap into his own off-kilter, off-beat style
w/ the Producers
The Dominican-born, Berlin-based artist embraces his status as the voice of dub techno, folding a stacked roster of producers from a...
41 Longfield Street Late ’80s
Four Tet teams up with the American avant-folk guitarist on a radiant, joyfully surprising album that folds together country, ambien...
Real Warmth
On her latest album, made with a crew of Canadian collaborators, the folk singer-songwriter offers a salve against the horrors of th...
MARS IS ELECTRIC
It’s the Los Angeles rapper’s loosest, dreamiest dispatch yet, an enveloping and atmospheric collection that constantly comes togeth...
Raspberry Moon
On their first LP written as a full band, the New York shoegazers swing for the rafters. It’s their most polished and ambitious albu...
Black Star
The Ghanaian American singer’s latest album is a celebration of Black diasporic dance music—and a hedonistic, pleasure-soaked victor...
Body Lapse
Electronics and voice collide in this bracing collaboration between a computer musician known for hyper-detailed sounds and a vocali...
Tropicoqueta
The urbano star’s tender and expansive new album is a reverent tribute to generations of Latin music and the Latina entertainers who...
Boys for Pele
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Intermission EP
The Australian egg punks present a leaner version of their scuzzy post-punk on an EP filled with programmed drums and rhythmic riffs...
Гільдеґарда (Hildegard)
Using modular synth and pre-modern vocal styles, the Ukrainian duo turns the music of 12th-century mystic Hildegard von Bingen into...
JACKBOYS 2
The sequel to Travis Scott’s label showcase series is little more than proof of life for a beleaguered group of artists struggling t...
The Shadow of the Guest
The veteran New York trio continues its rich history of remixing and revising with a humdrum selection of choral renditions and ASMR...
Headlights
Alex Giannascoli upgrades to hi-fi dad rock and sails home with a major label debut worthy of the all-time indie graduations.
Let All That We Imagine Be the Light
The alt-rock veterans’ eighth album lacks the bite of their 2021 LP; despite typically expert production, the songwriting is noncomm...
Switcheroo
The eccentric Los Angeles songwriter reinvents herself with a kooky, conceptual, synth-filled dance record.