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.