The pop songwriter confirms the title and release of her anticipated third studio album, following the success of ‘GUTS’.
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The pop songwriter confirms the title and release of her anticipated third studio album, following the success of ‘GUTS’.
The Athens, Georgia collective returns with a sprawling double album, refined by producer Brad Cook and featuring Katie Crutchfield.
On his twelfth album, Kanye West pares back the spectacle, attempting to find his voice again in the soul samples of his past.
The rapper’s expansive double album stretches his signature sound across twenty-six tracks, revealing the limits of his chaotic energy.
On ‘Mountain Call’, the Czech bassist-composer leads a late-career summit with Jack DeJohnette and Michel Portal, shaping a spacious, classical-influenced dialogue.
Lindsey Jordan’s third album sharpens her songwriting into precise, wounded pop, trading lo-fi sprawl for a focused examination of aftermath.
The Los Angeles-based songwriter returns with a record that deepens her signature sound, trading grand statements for meticulous, atmospheric craft.
The new synthpop supergroup’s debut, comprised entirely of covers, feels like a technically proficient but emotionally vacant workshop.
Two decades on, the Scottish duo’s dark, labyrinthine second album remains a uniquely disquieting masterpiece of processed memory and psychedelic unease.
On her fourth album, Rosalía abandons pop’s dopamine machine for an orchestral, multilingual crusade through the sacred and the sensual.
