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Remi Wolf  Mud

It all goes down relatively easily given Mud's big melodies, catchy hooks, busy arrangements, and less serious breathers, but for listeners who want all the feels, they are there for the taking All Music

Remi Wolf  Mud

The pop singer’s dynamic but uneven third record provides a portrait of semi-reformed adulthood, powered mostly by her sheer charisma and impressive voice Pitchfork

Remi Wolf  Mud

The genre-blending artist emerges from a period of emotional turbulence to unearth a more grown-up, toned-down sound NME

Remi Wolf  Mud

Wolf makes music to dance to alone, while no one watches, or in front of everyone. Mud encapsulates the hope of figuring it all out with time Northern Transmissions

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

The singer gets serious with his craft at one of the nation’s most renowned concert venues Slant Magazine

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

No flash, no illusion: just voice, piano and one camera in front of a phantasmic crowd Still Listening

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

A solid album that shows a young man with unfettered control Exclaim

Floating Points  Reflections: Mojave Desert

Indie boy wonder earns his flowers on the soundtrack to Paul Thomas Anderson’s new concert film Mojo

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

With new songs that rank among his very best, the Geese frontman’s solo live album is an exquisite rendering of a had-to-be-there night and a work of real-time mythmaking Pitchfork

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

Captures Cameron Winter’s brilliance in sharper definition than ever before The Line Of Best Fit

Cameron Winter  Live at Carnegie Hall

The Geese frontman’s stripped-down set is a note-perfect album that affirms him as a performer already wise beyond his years Paste Magazine

Troye Sivan  She's The Best

A new chapter packed with detail and revelation Clash

Troye Sivan  She's The Best

The Australian star subverts expectation, toning down horny club hedonism for dreamy shoegaze and experimental introspection musicOMH

Gilla Band  Pugnello

In a year when Protomartyr and Cola (Ought, by extension), two spiritually minded peers, delivered some of their most evocative material to date, Gilla Band remain set in their ways No Ripcord

Beabadoobee  Pylon

After the more stripped-back, ballad-focused This Is How Tomorrow Moves, the Filipino-American amps up the guitars just a bit No Ripcord