Prurient’s new double album is a soul-crushing carnival of blissful, tundra-temperature misery.
Cali alternative metal band Faith No More drops a comeback record.
Jack of all musical trades Jim O’Rourke makes a colorfully arranged return to pop music with Simple Songs.
Blanck Mass’ sophomore LP takes the noisy, texture, drone-laced production of Fuck Buttons, and lays it against a varied series of electronic music styles.
Snoop Dogg returns from his reggae stint with a Pharrell-produced synth funk album.
Electronic music producer Holly Herndon’s latest release here is an expansion of the glitchy and abstract ideas on her last album, tossing some art pop tracks into the mix in the process.
On their major label debut, Hiatus Kaiyote delivers over an hour of faintly adventurous neo-soul.
Singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson, a.k.a. The Tallest Man On Earth, lets the instrumental floodgates break on his latest album.
DC rapper Wale reaches into his past on this latest commercial project, incorporating Seinfeld clips and themes in the same way he did on his popular Mixtape About Nothing. However, the results aren’t nearly as impressive.
Sprinter comes out strong with some great singles, but loses steam fast in its second third.
