The Avalanches: We Will Always Love You
The Australian crate-diggers deliver a beautiful, feature-rich meditation on loss, light, cosmic energy, and the power of music.
Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation
Action Bronson: Only for Dolphins
Ya like jazz? Well this album isn't only jazz; it's vibey, it's tropical, and it's pure hip-hop. Action Bronson delivers a chill album with Only for Dolphins, adding onto his range of entertainment accolades.
Slauson Malone: Vergangenheitsbewältigung
Jasper Marsalis, AKA Slauson Malone, delivers a fitting companion piece to his previous works with this beautiful and intimate debut EP.
1 800 PAIN: BEST HOUSE ON A BAD BLOCK
1 800 PAIN pull from tons of genres and take them to the absolute extreme, warping them into absurd results beyond recognition.
Westside Gunn: Pray for Paris
Both grimy and opulent, Pray for Paris is one of 2020’s most creative hip-hop projects with an updated 90s era East Coast sound.
Kelly Lee Owens: Inner Song
Kelly Lee Owens gives a vivid image of her versatile artistry, all bundled up in a 10-track package.
Sneaks: Happy Birthday
Returning in 2020 with their fourth album, Sneaks solidifies their sound while also exploring new territories with Happy Birthday.
Yalc123: Yalc Nitsua Mailliw
Yalc123’s debut project has some of the most accessible experimental hip-hop songs to date.
Daniel Avery: Love + Light
Daniel Avery's second project of the year is living proof that electronic music is alive and well in 2020.
Agnes Obel: Myopia
On this latest album, Agnes Obel delivers to us immaculate production and hauntingly beautiful vocals in this pretty package of chamber pop.
Ásgeir: Bury the Moon
Drawing heavy parallels to Bon Iver, Ásgier delivers to us acoustic-driven, electronic infused narratives about heartbreak and nostalgia.
POLIÇA: When We Stay Alive
Poliça’s now-softer and subdued production is expertly coupled with a smoky vocal delivery and gut-punching lyrics on When We Stay Alive.
Fat Tony & Taydex: Wake Up
Rapper Fat Tony and producer Taydex collaborate to create an evolution of their combined lyricism and mixing abilities in Wake Up
Dan Deacon: Mystic Familiar
Dan Deacon's latest record delivers a psychedelic, minimalist, electronic meditation on metaphysical themes and the nature of being.
Elliot Moss: A Change in Diet
In A Change in Diet, Elliot Moss continues to establish himself as a musician with a novel sound.
Low Roar: ross.
Low Roar continues with another dreamy and atmospheric folk rock album that is filled with wanderlust and isolation.
Beshken: Aisle of Palm
Beshken’s debut album is an electronic and percussive record that will have you contemplating the ups and downs of life.
Slauson Malone: A Quiet Farewell, 2016-2018
Slauson Malone paints an intimate and gripping picture of a man trapped in an unjust reality.
CHAI: Punk
Punk isn’t named after the genre of music. It is about being yourself and not limiting yourself to society’s expectations.
HOMESHAKE: Helium
HOMESHAKE's latest release leaves you questioning if solitude could be your best friend or your worst enemy.
Toro y Moi: Outer Peace
Toro y Moi assures a promising future for disco funk in his newest 10 track release.
dodie: Human
An extremely short album that is not short of heartwarming and beautiful moments.
DEVOTCHKA: This Night Falls Forever
This album is really if you want that sort of burlesque sounding tone with the violin and hormonic vocals, really great mood to the album.
Andrew Bayer: In My Last Life
This album is a mixture of slow down and uphill electric beats. I would strongly recommend this to someone who loves gallant.
