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Protomartyr  Hotel Usona

Hotel Usona is the perfect accompaniment for Protomartyr's dark themes. It's a calculated mess, grandiose pomp in squalid decay, a steely examination of the modern moment Spectrum Culture

Gilla Band  Pugnello

We’ll always need a challenging band that pushes us past our limits, and Pugnello continues their crusade to deafen their audience in the most wonderful way Under The Radar

Gilla Band  Pugnello

Gilla Band emerge as spokespersons for our age of solipsism, dissecting and lampooning these proclivities. If we can’t laugh at ourselves, we’re doomed PopMatters

Tinashe  Popstar

On Popstar, Tinashe remains at the front of the class, teaching material she has known long enough to deliver with her eyes closed Exclaim

Tinashe  Popstar

For all of her career, Tinashe has questioned what it means to be a popstar, and here, she does so explicitly. But Popstar is less of a thesis statement than a coming to terms with the identity she's chosen for herself The Line Of Best Fit

Tinashe  Popstar

The musician’s eighth full-length combines some of her most experimental, genre-blending sounds with her stickiest hooks on an autobiographical trip through stardom and celebrity Paste Magazine

Tinashe  Popstar

Tinashe’s eighth album is her best and bravest yet: more ambitious, more focused, and effortlessly in touch with the zeitgeist. It’s the best pop album of the year Pitchfork

Tinashe  Popstar

American R&B artist expands her palette and subverts expectation on liberatingly chaotic and fun eighth album musicOMH

Tinashe  Popstar

Tinashe is no longer chasing approval. Instead, she’s bold, unpigeonholeable and certain of who she is as a person and artist NME

Beck  Ride Lonesome

While many of the orchestral flourishes on Ride Lonesome do not feel as impactful as those on past albums, they still serve as a reminder that Beck can lend even his more nondescript moments a sense of refinement No Ripcord

Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts  Second Song

The legendary Canadian looks back over his life in unashamedly nostalgic, romantic fashion with supremely poignant results musicOMH

Johnny Marr  The Age of Everything

Former Smiths guitarist's fifth solo album may not contain any surprises but sees him refine his songwriting chops and deliver a solid record in the process musicOMH

Wishy  Wishy

The Indianapolis band’s second album is all big feelings and bigger hooks as songwriters Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites level up from their already promising debut NME

Wishy  Wishy

Nature's Pill is sexy and brash, but not without touching on the disappointment that comes with trying people on in an attempt to crystallize who you are Exclaim

Wishy  Wishy

Besides its transportive nature, this medicine is Wishy’s own because of the ponderous hooks from vocalists Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites, who somehow find their place among the abundant sonic tchotchkes The Line Of Best Fit