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On their first new album in over a decade, Manchesters funkiest post-punk band offer an imperfect distillation of their 40-year legacy, updating their classic sound with nods to contemporary beat-driven music and political strife....
As they shed their masks and streamline their sound, the UK psych-pop duo sound like theyve found their voice but not yet something significant to say....
The Bristol punk bands third album goes for fist-in-the-air righteousness but stumbles over itself at nearly every turn, resulting in a broad and unfocused attempt to speak to the moment....
The Swedish composer sidelines the gothic pop of previous releases in favor of lush and sorrowful wordless soundscapes, performed entirely on the pipe organ of a local church....
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit Adeles earth-shattering 2011 album, granting the British torch singer entrée into the pantheon of iconic pop vocalists....
A new reissue highlights the ongoing relevance of Lou Reeds opus about his hometown in the era of AIDS and Reaganism, a protest album unlike any other...
On an album blending downtempo beats and ambient textures, many of the strongest moments skew toward the Canadian producers softer side, with slight arrangements that meditate on a single mood....