Actress – Radical Frame (Ninja Tune)
New album from electronic producer Darren Cunningham, continuing his abstract blend of techno, ambient sound and fractured club music.
Agnes Obel – The Meaning of Flowers (Deutsche Grammophon)
The Danish singer, songwriter and pianist returns with a new collection of intimate chamber-pop compositions.
Anthrax – Cursum Perficio (Megaforce)
The veteran New York thrash-metal band returns with its first studio album in a decade.
Babehoven – I See Them, I See Me (Double Double Whammy)
New album of warm, contemplative indie rock from Maya Bon and Ryan Albert.
Beabadoobee – Pylon (Dirty Hit)
Beabadoobee returns with a new set of melodic alternative rock shaped by '90s guitar music and intimate pop songwriting.
Beck – Ride Lonesome (Capitol)
Beck adds another stylistically adventurous chapter to his catalog with this new studio album.
Big Benny Bailey – Business Spice (Thirty Tigers)
Shamir Bailey and Ben Pierce team up for a collaborative release that brings their distinctive musical personalities together.
Boy Harsher – Get Mean (Atlantic)
The darkwave duo returns with a sleek new collection of icy synthesizers, pulsing rhythms and nocturnal vocals.
Carly Rae Jepsen – Day and Night (Interscope)
Carly Rae Jepsen delivers another collection of sharply written, emotionally direct and dance-floor-ready pop songs.
David Bowie – The Shel Talmy Recordings (Parlophone)
An archival collection documenting Bowie's formative work with producer Shel Talmy.
Dragonflies – Dragonflies (Dark Horse/BMG)
Dhani Harrison and longtime Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich introduce their collaborative project with this self-titled album.
Echo & the Bunnymen – Apples for Isaac (BMG)
The influential Liverpool band returns with new atmospheric post-punk and sweeping alternative rock.
Emma Ruth Rundle – These Killing Times
Rundle returns with a stark new album drawing together heavy atmosphere, intricate guitar work and deeply personal songwriting.
Empress Of – Dream House (Giant Music)
Lorely Rodriguez returns with a new album of adventurous electronic pop, club rhythms and emotionally candid songwriting.
Ezra Collective – Here Because of Hope (Partisan)
The Mercury Prize-winning London group brings jazz, Afrobeat, hip-hop and dance music together on its latest album.
Frankie Rose – Hila (Born Losers)
Frankie Rose returns with another shimmering collection of dream-pop, synth textures and melodic guitar music.
Hole – Pretty on the Inside (UMe)
A new edition of Hole's ferocious 1991 debut album, produced by Kim Gordon and Don Fleming.
Jake Xerxes Fussell – The Old Beloved Path (Fat Possum)
The North Carolina singer and guitarist continues his singular exploration of traditional folk songs and American memory.
Kristin Hersh – Sugar on Blackstone (Fire Records)
The Throwing Muses founder returns with a new collection of fiercely individual guitar-driven songwriting.
Lizzy McAlpine – Angel (RCA)
McAlpine's new album pairs intimate storytelling and expressive vocals with finely detailed contemporary pop arrangements.
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts – Second Song (Reprise)
Neil Young reunites with The Chrome Hearts for another direct and unvarnished set of new songs.
Orville Peck – Mule (Warner)
The masked country singer returns with a new album of cinematic arrangements, resonant vocals and modern outlaw-country songwriting.
Rakim – The Godbody (Holy Toledo/DMG/Compound Interest)
The influential New York MC returns with a new full-length release built around his unmistakable voice and precise lyricism.
Rhiannon Giddens – Hope Is the Thing With Feathers (Nonesuch)
Giddens draws from folk, roots and American musical history for a new collection centered on resilience and hope.
Slow Pulp – Melodie (ANTI-)
The Chicago-based band returns with a new album of textured indie rock, dreamy melodies and emotionally observant songwriting.
Son Lux – Out Into (City Slang/This Is Meru)
Son Lux continues its cinematic approach to experimental pop through intricate rhythms, electronics and orchestral detail.
Team Dresch – Furthermore (Jealous Butcher)
The pioneering queercore group returns with a new release rooted in urgent punk, melodic guitar interplay and community-minded songwriting.
Tove Lo – Estrus (Pretty Swede)
Tove Lo returns with candid, provocative pop that blends sharp hooks with sleek electronic production.
Wavves & Say Anything – Cherry Soda (I Surrender)
The two alternative-rock favorites join forces for a collaborative album combining power-pop hooks, punk energy and irreverent songwriting.