The Montreal producer’s intimate 2005 album, a stark departure from his Akufen work, receives its first physical pressing.
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The Montreal producer’s intimate 2005 album, a stark departure from his Akufen work, receives its first physical pressing.
The supergroup’s second album delivers technically proficient 80s-style rock that feels more like a reenactment than a new statement.
The sequel to her 2005 dance opus arrives in July, framed by Madonna as a continuation of a spiritual and physical manifesto.
The TDE rapper details his long-awaited new project, sharing the lead single “SAME SHIT”.
The Montreal quartet details its forthcoming album of noise, hardcore, and metal, set for release in June via Mothland and The Flenser.
On the White Album, a McCartney acoustic piece carried a quiet weight far beyond its pastoral melody.
On her third album, the Norwegian songwriter transforms solitude into a study of intricate, enduring melody.
The Chicago artist will release her first full-length project on June 5th, previewed by the self-directed single ‘no te vayas’.
Two decades on, the Scottish duo’s debut album remains a singular document of hazy, haunted nostalgia.
The Brighton quartet’s second album channels post-breakup chaos into a vibrant, percussive indie-pop record that feels both volatile and assured.
