
Oasis’ Return, Kesha’s Redemption
Plus indie-pop that would sound at home in an early Wes Anderson movie, philosophical rap with lush beats, and more
Plus indie-pop that would sound at home in an early Wes Anderson movie, philosophical rap with lush beats, and more
Plus dancefloor-warping reggaetón filled with escándalo and a particularly sticky beat tape
Plus the crème de la crème of Singaporean indie-emo, New York lifestyle rap, and hurdy-gurdy psychedelia
The UK indie octet’s second LP is an instant collective classic.
Protest rock, bedroom pop, and the rowdiest 2000s-era dancefloor heaters you’ve never heard
Romantically dystopian IDM, solo piano tailored to a dreamy mood, and more
Cronenberg club music, ghostly art-pop, and a perfect summer-in-the-city album
Psychedelic horrorcore, cavernous cello, and the wildest drums you’ll hear all year