Hen Ogledd – DISCOMBOBULATED The eccentric collective from the Old North deliver a charming record of proggy folk with a political edge.
Ratboys – Singin’ To An Empty Chair Chicago’s Ratboys strike out on their sixth album, Singin’ To An Empty Chair. It’s an exquisitely produced work that many critics are calling their best work yet—but are they correct?
Jana Horn – Jana Horn On her third LP, the Austin singer-songwriter leans further into glistening folk rock.
Pullman – III The Chicago supergroup’s first album in 25 years is a quiet testament to their friendship, forged in the face of adversity.
Snocaps – Snocaps The Crutchfield sisters, Katie (Waxahatchee) and Allison (Swearin’), are joined by guitarist MJ Lenderman and producer Brad Cook on this surprise project’s heartwarming debut.
Hilary Woods – Night CRIÚ On Night CRIÚ, Irish polymath Hilary Woods has found the sweet spot between her two contrasting musical personas—the avant-garde drone architect and the cerebral dream-pop minimalist.
The Antlers – Blight An understated reflection on climate change and the damage caused by humanity, Blight is arguably Peter Silberman’s best work since his 2009 opus, Hospice.