New Reviews for March 7, 2025
Southeastern Records
The singer and songwriter cuts a solo acoustic album that's spare, intimate, and quietly brilliant.
Granary Music / Universal Music
The hardcore hero has made an album that's taut, powerful, and a claustrophobic reflection of a world gone mad.
Reprise
Another of Young's lost albums from a vibrant period in the late '70s splits the songs between gentle solo tunes and full band romps.
Domino
After making dream pop- and alt-metal-inspired records, the singer/multi-instrumentalist goes unabashedly pop on a set of heartbreak bops and ballads.
Glassnote Entertainment Group
Eight years in the making, the former Walkmen frontman's rousing fourth album dares to be uplifting during difficult times.
Sony Music
The debut offering by the joined members of Bomba Estéreo and Rawayana is ecstatic, spiritual, and sensual.
Sacred Bones
Reunited with former bandmate Loke Rahbek, the duo dramatically reinvents itself with heartbroken hybrids of post-punk, dance, hip-hop, and ambient.
New Music
In Memoriam
Classical
Editors' Choice for February, 2025
Various Artists
AllMusic Staff Pick
- March 12, 2025
April 7, 2023
Pennsylvania-based artist Nondi_ acknowledges footwork, Detroit techno, and breakcore as genres that have influenced her music from a distance, but most of her work sounds as if it was created in its own isolated bubble, following its own sense of logic. Mostly releasing music on netlabels like Eat Dis and her own HRR, Nondi_ surfaced on Planet Mu with Flood City Trax, an album of lush and radiant yet smeared and obscured melodies, with heavy beats vibrating under a foggy haze.
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
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