In September's best metal, Godflesh dream dystopian industrial structures, Epitaphe connect death metal styles, and Archgoat ...

After 25 years of creating enthralling ambient instrumental music, the Album Leaf has found singers who understand how to ...

Rhiannon Giddens summons brilliance and reimagines American folk music in her latest release Hope Is the Thing with Feathers.

Midori Hirano's The Juniper Tree is fascinated by humans' place in the natural world. She has successfully found a sonic ...

The Male Pattern's I Was Shot in the Heart! uniquely chronicles one man's struggles with heartbreak, money, and drugs on a ...

On Day and Night, Carly Rae Jepsen blends funk, synths, and acoustics for an eclectic but cohesive collection of tunes about ...

Novae Militiae's Apocryphon of the Unborn Light distils many of orthodox black metal’s defining qualities into a condensed ...

Shadow of Doubt sees Otis Shanty continue to build on their sound with no compromise, plus another truckload of impeccable ...

Gilla Band emerge as spokespersons for our age of solipsism, dissecting and lampooning these proclivities. If we can't laugh ...

Daniel Ellsberg of the Pentagon Papers was a political whistleblower. Bloodrock had a hit song about death. Their worlds ...

Between grief and memory, the recent film Narcisa's Will finds horror in what we inherit from our parents and how we use that ...

John Patton Ford's How to Make a Killing uses a dying man's cheesecake complaint to expose the hidden violence of meritocracy ...