Yard Act You’re Gonna Need A Little Music
Weirdly, for a band so associated with incendiary live shows and constant touring, their third LP marks the first time that the quartet have ever made an album together, as a live band in the same room.
Tricky Different When It’s Silent
Across fourteen tracks, Tricky blends skeletal blues, brooding electronics, distorted guitars and stark hip-hop rhythms into a sound that feels both stripped-back and expansive.
Cinder Well A Blooming Body
A sound that is both expansive and cinematic, and the kind of experimentation which lead to her composing the original theme song and score for the hit BBC TV series Small Prophets.
The Menzingers Everything I Ever Saw
Since forming in 2006, The Menzingers stand as one of the defining voices of their generation—turning weathered memories and the uneasy passage of time into anthems that have profoundly reshaped the emotional landscape of modern punk.
Franklin Go Kid Go
They sit somewhere between bands like Jawbox, Sunny Day Real Estate, and Seaweed—with that late-90s emo/indie crossover feel. There’s also a touch of Fugazi in their DNA, especially in the rhythmic drive and guitar interplay.
Max Subar Anything Could Be
Its 11 songs are imbued with what the poet Adrienne Rich called “a wild patience,” a radical stillness that is, itself, a journey towards consciousness, peace, and self-awareness.
Brian Ennals & Blockhead Boatshoes
A vibrant and celebratory album pairing irreverent, incisive bars with masterful, finely tuned production.
Gracie Abrams Daughter From Hell
Her third album is written and produced by Abrams alongside long term collaborator Aaron Dessner.
Ose Adonia
Recorded in 1978, spatial music situated somewhere between Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk.
Nao Yoshioka self
The Japanese artist’s collection featuring collaborators from Philadelphia, Chicago, Amsterdam, Hanoi, Helsinki, Tokyo and Taipei with sounds spanning neo-soul, indie, R&B, Afrobeats and spiritual jazz.
Darryl Jenifer The Weather Channel
Member of Bad Brains whose record leans heavily into exploratory jazz, fusion, dub, and psychedelic improvisation.
Psycroptic The Pulse of Annihilation
Technical death metal act that has built a reputation on rhythmic complexity, exacting musicianship, and a refusal to plateau.
Laggard 7 Signs You’re Dating A Narcissist
Framed by the artist as “an electronic/experimental music project by a reluctant songwriter,” the record balances compositional intent with emotional unease. It is electronic music more concerned with texture, tension, and atmosphere than with traditional song structure.
Shannon Clark All You Need To Know
A weathered voice from the heartland, born of rustbelt roots, raised on grit, and, as he puts it, always led by love.
Protest The Hero Within
Progressive metal group expanding on the technical intensity and fearless experimentation that have defined their career.
Pain Gain Pain Gain
A debut album that trades velocity for gravity, moving fluidly between indie rock melodrama and expansive pop balladry while rejecting genre as a fixed idea.
Banda AL9 Hey! Hey! We’re Banda AL9
Brazilian band with their blend of classic power pop, indie rock, and vintage rock ’n’ roll energy.
Daisy The Great The Rubber Teeth Talk With Friends
Deluxe version of their album. The original tracklist sees new, reimagined versions by Frankie Cosmos, Harmony Tividad (Girlpool), Ray Bull, Alexis Krauss (Sleigh Bells), Babehoven and more.
Rei Code Zero Chronicles
Instrumental metal rooted in progressive and power metal, melodic death metal, and the vocabulary of Japanese video game and film scoring.
Ruthless Curse of the Beast
An album full of power and passion, combined with the classic 80s metal sound.
Radkey Bedroom Sand
DIY punk band with eight songs of unyielding defiance
Noir Addiction Pretty Things Don’t Last
Italian band bring a high-voltage fusion of dark rock, grunge attitude and shock-rock energy.
