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Gold Panda: Good Luck and Do Your Best
Sweet electronic ambience with a hint of eastern influence and rhythm.
Todd Slant: Going By
Slow and quiet, when the scenes permit this LP can evoke strong emotions.
Chance the Rapper: Coloring Book
The third mixtape from this Chicago-based rapper is as star-studded and focused as ever.
Radiohead: A Moon Shaped Pool
Disillusioned, deep, and as abstract as ever, A Moon Shaped Pool is effectively Radiohead's most fan-centric albums.
Death Grips: Bottomless Pit
The band your parents will never be able to understand releases an absolute banger.
Levitation Room: Ethos
This '60s Psychedelia revisited record is maybe a tad bit rehashed, but ultimately worth lending an ear to.
JC Flowers: Driving Excitement and the Pleasures of Ownership
Sunny guitars and flowery vocals tread carefully over dark lyrics to deliver a solid LP.
SALES: SALES
Though perhaps too consistent in its vision at times, SALES' first LP is an excellent debut that over 15 tracks traverses moods and themes of love and sorrow with warm afternoon guitars and an attentive beat.
Nothing: Tired of Tomorrow
While this album may be a solid 6/10, there is a wealth of post-rock, hardcore and shoegaze bands out there that have long since tread the ground Nothing is exploring.
Explosions in the Sky: The Wilderness
With an adept ear for detail and timing, Explosions in the Sky released a rare project in The Wilderness that captures and engages the listener through an odyssey of mood.
Ray LaMontagne: Ouroboros
Ouroboros, the classic image of the serpent swallowing its tail, is a symbol of rebirth and eternal return that is is rampant within the theme of this album.
Gazebos: Die Alone
If you find anything remotely appealing about rockabilly-esque '80s punk, a (sadly rare) female-led psychedelic rock band, or something satisfyingly out of your comfort zone, this album is for you.
Choir of Young Believers: Grasque
Hailing from Copenhagen, Choir of Young Believers returns with its third studio album, Grasque, out on Ghostly International.
Mothers: When You Walk a Long Distance and You are Tired
Puffy-eyed and ghostly, this albums weeps its way through the tones of heavy premonition and heaps of self-doubt.
Michael Nau: Mowing
If you like your life like your mac - with a little cheese - this album carries the burden of melancholic good news.