The unlikely grunge-flavored debut from four 22-year-old Londoners
An intriguing new post-punk artifact from Chile's thriving scene
The return of one of the most celebrated South Korean bands since 2015
Imperfect and disarmingly sincere, that's how the Manchester quartet chooses to present its debut, still under the stylistic banner of "Britainicana"
Chaos, brass and theatre of the absurd in the belated debut of this Brighton post-punk outfit
We meet two prog giants who have joined forces on guitar for an entirely instrumental album titled "The Roaring Waves"
Not a mere side project while waiting for Radiohead to wake up, but an entity in its own right. Yorke, Greenwood and Skinner have taken the trauma of the new millennium and dissected it with a musicologist's cold precision, through the ferocity of a genuine rock band
An industrial requiem for the English band that turns physical pain into drone and sonic decay
A return to their roots, to the band's early-2000s productions: an atmospheric, psychedelic indie sound
A new sonic apocalypse, grafted between mental health struggles and the processing of grief
The seventh album from the Detroit band, a bleak, cinematic gospel soundtracking America's decline
A solid return for the New York outfit, purveyors of intricate, cerebral extreme metal
Keiji Haino's cosmic conception of sound in the Japanese project's noise-rock masterpiece
The Cambridge band's grand occult rock returns, torn between political anger and analogue production
A tribute to the visceral energy of Eighties metal