 | Adrianne Lenker
Live at Revolution Hall
This whole “music” thing is kinda good, isn’t it? |  | Lorien Testard
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 OST
One of the rare game soundtracks that earns its length. |
 | Illuvia
Mauna Kea
drum & bass raincloud, wash me away |  | Teardrinker
Killing the Flowers Will Not Delay Spring
Hot Dutch skramz act howls at the world, seasons change angrily |
 | Sleigh Bells
Bunky Becky Birthday Boy
your pop metal dream came true |  | Messa
The Spin
Scarlet O'hara's favorite doom band. |
 | Turnpike Troubadours
The Price Of Admission
Self-reflection and introspection on the way home. |  | Tomarum
Beyond Obsidian Euphoria
All aboard the cheese train! |
 | The Ophelias
Spring Grove
Imperfect yet satisfying |  | Quest Master
Obscure Power
Adventurous dungeon synth with some synthwave sorcery. |
 | Teitanblood
From the Visceral Abyss
Metamorphosis of tissue and nerves. |  | Great Grandpa
Patience, Moonbeam
Liberation at the inky black bottom of the stairwell |
 | Deafheaven
Lonely People With Power
Lonely People With Power - Deafheaven reinvigorate themselves, taking slices from each of the cakes of previous releases. |  | Backxwash
Only Dust Remains
wake the fuck up |
 | Cradle of Filth
The Screaming of the Valkyries
Cradle of Filth reaffirm their mastery of gothic black metal, delivering one of their most complete and compelling albums since the '90s. |  | Drudkh
Shadow Play
A new peak. |
 | Burning Palace
Elegy
Sparks of chaos, unraveling at the edges. |  | Imperial Triumphant
Goldstar
The West is eating itself again, but this time around Imperial Triumphant have a seat at the dinner table for everyone |
 | Rothadas
Töviskert... a kísértés örök érzete.. Lidércharang
Whispers from the cemetery gates. |  | Coheed and Cambria
Vaxis III: The Father of Make Believe
So it goes. |
 | Dawn of Ouroboros
Bioluminescence
No longer just a band with unfulfilled promise, Dawn of Ouroboros has finally arrived. |  | Jason Isbell
Foxes in the Snow
The love songs all mean different things today |
 | Lady Gaga
Mayhem
Scream it for me baby, like you're gonna die |  | Divorce
Drive to Golden Hammer
Divorce come out of the gate with a hell of a debut that makes them not only a band to watch, but a force to be reckoned with. |
