New Reviews for April 4, 2025
Ninja Tune
The London band reinvents itself yet again on this delightfully eccentric third studio outing.
Mute
Half-solo piano and half-electronic post-rock, and inspired by a 2023 sailboat tour, an epic drawing on self-reflection and societal upheaval.
Polyvinyl
The Polyvinyl signees reinvigorate their sound while playing with texture on a warts-and-all set inspired by experiences related to touring.
Smalltown Supersound
The Berghain resident adds elements of chamber jazz and dub to his innovative style of cascading ambient techno.
Domino
Emotionally direct, remarkably accomplished full-length debut from a U.K. producer with a melancholy yet euphoric blend of house and garage.
Kill Rock Stars
The Australia-based performer presents her raw-nerve perspectives and depressive narratives with crushingly stark, often barely-there piano accompaniment.
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A powerful statement of intent and a hugely cinematic amalgam of heavy metal subgenres, the stalwart Aussie unit's sixth studio long-player draws from old-school melodic headbangers like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, while maintaining some of the seismic post-hardcore crunch of mid-period offerings like Deep Blue and Atlas.
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