With her psychedelic folk debut, Dublin songwriter Aoife Nessa Frances has crafted an album that sounds like it is floating. Caught in the l...

When it comes to making protest music, Funeral Lakes know that you don't always have to scream to be heard. On their eponymous debut, Sam Mi...

On his third LP, Elliot Moss invites us into the depths of his mental and emotional landscape with bold vulnerability. Marked by introspecti...

New Zealand-born musician Kim Pflaum releases her first record under the moniker Laumė. The songwriter previously fronted the band Yumi Zoum...

Of Montreal albums were starting to seem interchangeable, as the prolific project's recent catalogue had become one big blur of inscrutable...

It is evidence of a depressing state of the world that, by Anti-Flag's 11th album, their signature blend of left-wing politics, anti-war mes...

Holy Fuck's biggest strength has always been their ability to turn reckless abandon into dance floor catharsis. Their best work embraces unp...

After 25 years together, and a break of six years since their last full-length album, …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead return with...

Pulse Emitter is Daryl Groetsch, and he has released a plethora of soundscapes and synth journeys over his career. His latest, fittingly tit...

It's been a long five years since the last Bombay Bicycle Club studio album, but they are back with their refreshing pop-jangly sound.  Ever...

After taking a nine-year hiatus early in the millennium, Markus Popp (aka Oval) has been pushing his craft into broader territories, moving...