AJJ – Dirty Old Power
The Arizona folk-punk band returns with another set of darkly funny, anxious and sharply observed songs.
Blondshell – Violins (Partisan)
Sabrina Teitelbaum returns with a new Blondshell album of emotionally candid songwriting and '90s-informed alternative rock.
Bullion – Nearly (Ghostly International)
British producer Nathan Jenkins delivers a new collection of playful, intricately constructed electronic pop.
Gilla Band – Pugnello (Rough Trade)
The Dublin quartet returns with another abrasive and inventive collision of noise rock, post-punk and electronic rhythm.
Godflesh – Decay
The pioneering industrial-metal duo closes its catalog with a final album of crushing guitars, machine-driven rhythms and bleak atmosphere.
Hermanos Gutiérrez – Los Ojos del Cóndor
The guitar duo returns with another cinematic instrumental journey through desert blues, Latin rhythms and spacious western soundscapes.
Joy Division – ETERNAL (Live) (Warner)
A live collection capturing the intensity and stark power of Joy Division in performance.
Julia Jacklin – The Gem (4AD)
The Australian singer-songwriter returns with a new album of lucid storytelling, emotional detail and finely crafted indie rock.
Leon Bridges – Happiness Anytime (Columbia)
Bridges' fifth studio album was produced by Jungle's J. Lloyd and Lydia Kitto and brings his soulful voice into a warm, groove-forward setting.
M83 – I Wrote You a Letter (Other Suns)
Anthony Gonzalez returns with another widescreen M83 album filled with luminous synthesizers, dream-pop atmosphere and cinematic scale.
Mary Gauthier – Reckoning
The acclaimed songwriter returns with a new collection of compassionate, finely observed Americana.
Nothing But Thieves – Stray Dogs
The British rock band delivers a new album built around Conor Mason's soaring vocals and the group's polished, dramatic sound.
Oren Ambarchi – Cooked (Drag City)
The Australian guitarist and composer continues his exploration of rhythm, texture and open-ended experimental composition.
Penelope Isles – 3
The British indie band returns with a third album of melodic psych-pop, layered guitars and sibling harmonies.
Protomartyr – Hotel Usona (Domino)
The Detroit band returns with another tense, literate set of post-punk songs led by Joe Casey's unmistakable delivery.
The Reds, Pinks and Purples – True Love Daydream (Fire Records)
Glenn Donaldson offers another bittersweet collection of jangling guitar pop and quietly devastating melodies.
Renny Conti – Split Second (Mom+Pop)
The singer-songwriter follows his earlier releases with a new collection of warm, reflective indie-folk songs.
Soft Cell – Danceteria (Republic of Music)
Soft Cell delivers its final studio album, closing the synth-pop duo's career with dark electronics, theatrical vocals and club-minded arrangements.
Space Afrika – Quiet Storm
The Manchester duo returns with an immersive collage of ambient music, dub, fragmented voices and urban atmosphere.
THAO – Show Me (Kill Rock Stars)
Thao Nguyen returns with a new release marked by rhythmic guitar work, inventive arrangements and sharply personal songwriting.
Tinashe – Popstar (Atlantic)
Tinashe brings together sleek R&B, experimental production and confident pop songwriting on her latest studio album.
Tom Morello – Everyone Gets Everything They Want (Mom+Pop)
The Rage Against the Machine guitarist delivers a new solo album featuring his unmistakable tone, politically charged energy and adventurous collaborations.
The Yummy Fur – Everybody Talks About the Weather (Upset the Rhythm)
The cult Glasgow group returns with wiry, fast-moving indie rock and characteristically sharp-edged songwriting.