With its unpredictable song structures and posh atmosphere, The Car represents the most successful venture in the band’s constant act of self-discovery.

There’s no other band or artist dissecting postmodernism and the internet era quite as well and precisely as The 1975.

Melodically beautiful, lyrically poetic, thematically macabre—Phoebe Bridgers’s ghoulish debut LP sees the singer plunge into her psyche with terrorizing calm.

There is an overflow of talent and technique on Black Country, New Road’s impeccable sophomore record.

Musgraves’ fourth LP is a hard-to-resist country record with pop aspirations and disco influences—forty-six minutes of unavoidable ear-lending.