With an assist from Jane Remover and under the influence of the Beatles, the rising Chilean star crafts a digirock ode to emotional overload.

Steamy and subversive, the new album from former LCD Soundsystem collaborator Gavilán Rayna Russom’s long-running project is a queer electro manifesto.

The London band’s mesmeric debut EP suffuses noise and drone in pastoral loveliness—or is it the other way around?

Focused on community and resilience, the folk singer and multi-instrumentalist’s new album anchors her wide-ranging musical explorations in her Carolina roots.

The UK band’s Merge debut is an album of survival: a set of fatalistic jangle-rock anthems with just enough joy to keep going.

On his 23rd solo album, the 79-year-old musician—and lone surviving member of Yellow Magic Orchestra—is in a reflective mood, reworking curios from his catalog in an intimate, contemplative fashion.

The Atlanta rapper’s debut mixtape delivers her from label limbo with sturdy trap beats, studied nonchalance, and a sense of potential still unfulfilled.

Bringing together video-game score veterans and rising composers, the soundtrack for the nostalgic platformer remixes and revitalizes the iconic sounds of Y2K gaming.

The Nashville-based songwriter channels her Appalachian roots into empathetic, slightly psychedelic banjo- and guitar-led songs that explore what a leap of faith can offer when certainty is gone.

Twenty-one years ago, the group opened its debut LP with a breakup song for the ages. Its latest comeback is a breakup record that may have even longtime fans eyeing the exit.

The 32-year-old rapper made his name with audacious punchlines and moments of startling candor, but his latest album is weighed down by a pervasive air of exhaustion.

The omnivorous Japanese producer’s new LP jams a little of almost everything: knotty freeform jazz, proggy pop, noisy electronics, and triumphant J-rock.

The world has finally caught up with the North Carolina alt-pop duo, whose playful and unsettled fifth album speaks to its moment with newfound lucidity.

On her latest covers EP, the singer-songwriter offers refreshing, timely interpretations of blues and gospel classics.

Following a 2023 compilation dedicated to birdsong, the Slovak label Mappa turns its focus to aquascapes both real and imagined, spanning decades of field recordings and ambient experiments.