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Recent Sad Releases
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The singer's first Spanish-language EP is a hypnotic, stylish production. -
The legendary singer and songwriter honors another gifted tunesmith -- his late son, Justin Townes Earle.
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The doomstruck post-punk icon and his frequent instrumental collaborator create a powerful, evocative album full of menace and hope.
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The indie songwriter's third album features arena-sized sonic peaks among brutal lyrics steeped in self-loathing.
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To celebrate 20 years, the Japanese power trio and a symphony orchestra delivered a career-spanning performance at the Barbican Centre.
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Acoustic EP that reworks selections from its full-length predecessor by the late Chester Bennington's pre-Linkin Park band.
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After exploring ornate arrangements on her last album, the indie singer/songwriter returns to stripped-down instrumentation to highlight her emotionally raw, unrelentingly bleak songs.
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The band's nervy yet confident second album updates post-punk for the uncertainty of the 2020s.
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The Austin band's Run for Cover debut is their first as a fully realized five-piece but retains their deeply reflective, intimate demeanor.
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On their first album in 16 years, this legendarily bleak Glasgow duo turn in a set of viscerally powerful songs that rank among their best.