 | Deafheaven
At Work in the Fields of the Bomb
We find reasons to leave, but stay intertwined |  | Protomartyr
Hotel Usona
Our guests are revolting but never complain. |
 | Chat Pile
Who Loves the Sun
Please be quiet, the skull is speaking |  | Interpol
This Mirror Weighs a Ton
The old dogs learn a few new tricks. |
 | Phoebe Bridgers
Lost Weekend
On the outside, watching. |  | Marilyn Manson
One Assassination Under God - Chapter 2
Chapter 2 isn't as immediate or as varied as its predecessor, but it's an excellent conclusion to a strong comeback. |
 | Citizen
Halcyon Blues
And that moment, it was ours |  | Ariana Grande
petal
Finally. |
 | Sallow Moth
Hydrophilous Brood
Sallow Moth is taking death metal to new heights. |  | Ripper (CL)
Towards Rebirth
Beautiful evil, hail to darkness |
 | Protest the Hero
Within
Protest The Hero reckon with their identity and integrity to make a worthy statement. |  | Thurnin
Termina
The most refined Thurnin sound yet. |
 | mary in the junkyard
Role Model Hermit
Mysterious and immediately captivating |  | Muse
The Wow! Signal
Take a bow |
 | Saidan
Fangdriller: Scars Beneath Memory's Wrist
Saidan return with their best effort yet. |  | Warning
Rituals of Shame
20 years later, Warning are finally back. |
 | Olivia Rodrigo
You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love
The incredibly satisfying sound of potential being fully realized. |  | Soft Curse
Liminal Ritual
Join us in the glow |
 | Converge
Hum of Hurt
No leftovers here; 2 for 2. |  | Death Cab for Cutie
I Built You A Tower
Death Cab have released their best album in over 20 years and boy is it a beautiful thing. |
 | Modest Mouse
An Eraser and a Maze
Sometime I'll be dead and gone / Sooner than I hope, but I hope I'm wrong |  | August Burns Red
Season of Surrender
I’ll admit, after the last couple of records, I wondered if August Burns Red had settled into a predictable groove. Season of Surrender completely shatters that doubt. This is hands-down the best, most focused album th |
 | Slift
Fantasia
Ilion saw them far in the desert clouds. Fantasia sees them crashing landing back to Earth in grandiose fashion. |  | Manchester Orchestra
Union Chapel (London, England)
Amplified in the silence |
