Twenty years after forming, the band deliver a career peak with their sixth album's twisted sonics and fun, wide-ranging songwriting.
Armed with a dozen pissed-off breakup anthems, the Canadian singer/songwriter reclaims her pop-punk crown.
The group's self-produced double album is a striking mix of ambition and heart that plays to their enduring strengths and reveals new ones.
The English duo expands to a trio with electronicist Max Luthert, weaving an intoxicating, fully improvised meld of sounds, textures, and grooves.
A cinematic dark ambient suite from the Colorado-based cosmic death metal quartet.
The composer/producer's fourth album delivers a heady blend of dub, kosmische, and fourth world ambient steeped in gorgeous atmospheres and details.
The sixth album from this abstract pop auteur replaces detail-oriented songcraft with smears of dense synth pop and plastic funk.
On their third studio offering, the trio get greasier, grittier, and groovier while celebrating the addition of hard-swinging drummer Dan Weiss.
A surprisingly joyful and vibrant solo album from Eddie Vedder, filled with superstar cameos.
The minimal and experimental composer finds gentle beauty in the unlikely combination of wandering, abstract guitar and softly crooned vocals.
Extraordinary Piazzolla renditions, many using his original quintet of instruments, but hardly traditional.
A deeply personal and inspiriting third album from the ARIA Award-winning group.
MJB's first album in five years covers familiar ground with subtly stellar results.
A less volatile, resigned state of mind inhabits an album whose brooding, alienated lyrics are often at odds with its shiny, '80s pop veneer.
A richly imagined and confident fourth outing from the U.K. psych-folk outfit.
Another natural and inviting genre synthesis from the keyboardist and friends, highlighted by a Grammy-winning preview single with H.E.R. and Meshell Ndegeocello.
Steeped in the gritty ambience of Austin, the band's tenth album finds new possibilities in rock's traditions.
Nuanced and restrained 12th album from this indie punk institution trades in distortion for strings, horn sections, and understated textural songwriting.
The fourth album of beautifully pristine bummer pop that trades murky melancholy for shimmering sadness and loses nothing in the process.
U.S. Girls, Japanese Breakfast, David Byrne, Yo La Tengo, and many others contribute to this Ben Gibbard-curated tribute compilation.