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FKA twigs
Best New Album
Twigs’ third album brings club music into her sensual, supernatural world. It’s a masterful pop-star moment for the artist.
Museum Music
Edward Skeletrix
The memelord rapper and designer’s 30-track double album is one big, cryptic troll job. It might’ve been funnier if the music were better, but mostly the joke is on him.
Hometown Girl
U.e.
Under a new alias, the ambient musician Ulla Strauss shifts toward an acoustic palette for an exquisitely rendered album anchored by a generous depth of feeling.
The Bad Fire
Mogwai
On their 11th album, the long-running post-rockers open up disarming, uplifting new dimensions to their sound without veering too far from familiar paths.
Lust (1)
Voice Actor
Though more compact than Voice Actor’s three-and-a-half-hour debut, the new album’s hazy blend of blown-out ambient and indecipherable murmurs taps into a similarly delirious dream state.
A Complete Unknown (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Timothée ChalametIf you haven’t seen A Complete Unknown, the soundtrack might feel like a novelty record, Chalamet’s Dylan karaoke. In context, it’s a generational actor’s portrayal of a musician who was himself constantly acting.DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS
Bad BunnyBest New AlbumBad Bunny synthesizes the past and present sound of Puerto Rico for an anthemic, cross-generational album. He’s a master at work to enact his vision for the future of música urbana.The Brutalist (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Daniel BlumbergThe needling anxieties and delicate reprieves of Daniel Blumberg’s score illuminate the darker corners of Brady Corbet’s ambitious architectural drama.SOS Deluxe: Lana
SZABest New AlbumFifteen diaphanous new tracks balance the ambling indie R&B of CTRL and the forthright hooks of SOS. Put these songs in their own playlist and you can proudly call Lana the third SZA album.Heavy Metal
Cameron WinterBest New AlbumA world away from his band’s ecstatic classic rock, the Geese frontman’s solo debut frames his woozy baritone with a careful juxtaposition of casual virtuosity and soul-scouring catharsis.Nobody Loves You More
Kim DealNearly four decades after becoming an indie fixture, the ex-Pixies bassist and Breeders co-founder finally releases her solo debut, revealing sides of herself we’ve never seen before.
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