Pitchfork Reviews

If Jacques Greenes debut album "Feel Infinite" (2017) was the soundtrack to the preheat, his follower is the reflection moment after the rave, highly sensitive, full of latent possibilities. A...

A wonderfully icy but lush expression of synthy nordic soul flush with soaring dynamics and devilishly detailed arps from Lindstrøm.

Full-length debut for PAN from Montreal based duo Pelada, comprising of vocalist Chris Vargas and producer Tobias Rochman, navigating the city’s underground warehouse rave scene with nods to G...

Staggering new album from Josh Eustis’ Telefon Tel Aviv, ten years on from ‘Immolate Yourself’ with a heart-wrung episode injecting introspective synth pop and ambient post-rock soul into kee...

Apparently inspired by 1980s computer game soundtracks and the synth-heavy scores to fantasy films, M83's "DSVII" is slated as a sequel to the band's 2007 set "Digital Shades". If so, it's a r...

The Juan Maclean return to DFA with a compilation LP of singles they’ve amassed over the past six years – re-edited and re-mastered.

Charli is the third studio album by British singer Charli XCX.

Sampa The Great creates a sense of home on her debut album - “The Return”. A characterful record, its reference points range from classic hip-hop to ancient Southern African sounds. Built on f...

After a series of well received albums on 100% Silk and HNYTRX, Maya Bouldry-Morrison returns with her first album in two years, and the first on the T4T LUV NRG imprint she set up with life p...

Gloomy pop dirges in the model of HTRK, from Cairean singer Abdullah Miniawy and German duo Carl Gari, following suit with their 2016 collaboration for TTT.

Berghain’s resident IDM/electronica specialist returns with a debut album full of crafty. intricate rhythms and enchantingly melodic synth arrangements for loved up neuromancers.

Shadowax's debut EP on TRIP Nikolai Reptile is a fun-filled package of effervescent techno and mutant bass jams.

Occasionally on Wallop, !!! sound either too world-weary or too committed to being incendiary to relay ideas relevant to listeners. But at their best, the band maintain their convictions about...

Balancing vaporwave’s glossy kitsch with throat-shredding metal vocals and labyrinthine sound collage, Angel Marcloid’s music is a perfect fusion of pop and pure abstraction.

Nobody does timeless yet modern ennui quite like HTRK. On their 4th album proper the duo trustingly cup your heart in a cats cradle of crepuscular rhythms & valium blues, all riddled with Jonn...

Devour marks the fourth full-length record from Margaret Chardiet’s project Pharmakon and her most intense output to date. Like her previous albums, Devour comes with a strong concept that is ...

The UK trio’s first album since 2011 finds new life in the smooth surfaces of house music.

The pop singer’s second album is looser, livelier and more ecstatic than her debut, detailing the headlong rush of falling in love.

Fuuck Buttons’ John Power goes for the jugular in his ravishingly direct and epic new Blanck Mass volley. Seriously, no punches are pulled here. Might as well take your top off before you star...

Vancouver’s ambient great Loscil returns with handfuls of foggy atmospheric saturation in ‘Equivalents’, his 12th solo album and 9th for long-term supporters at Kranky.

Lone dices with acid and breakbeats on the ‘Abraxas’ EP, which was apparently conjured after hearing his pals playing D&B on the wrong speed.

The title tune is a fine display of...

Oli XL counts Source Direct and Basement Jaxx among his greatest influences. It's a tough combination to imagine, but it's led the Swedish artist to make music that's difficult to categorise. ...

Tilting his gaze toward the heavens once again, the Detroit electronic icon delivers an ambient-techno concept album exploring the moon’s pull on the human imagination.

Kieran Hebden’s new live album reminds us that he is a stellar performer, not just a producer.

‘Kiri Variations‘ requires both patience and attention. But, if you have a bit of each, you’ll be soundly rewarded. Clark has built something greater than the immediate satisfaction of another...

Nina Kraviz' new solo record on her Trip label!

We included the previous album of the British Deva Heinz "Negro Swan" in the list of the best albums of the year, calling its music "sensual, erotic and very" shadeobrazny. as if recorded in a...

Move D's 'Building Bridges' is David Moufang's latest studio album. Close friends and long time collaborators, Thomas Fehlmann, Fred P, Juju & Jordash, D-Man & rEAGENZ all feature alongside Be...