After the Magic – Parannoul
Parannoul’s gorgeous third album dives headfirst into the magic of our fleeting memories and forgotten feelings.
Win&Lose – Chinese Football
The long-awaited return of Chinese Football comes in the form of Win&Lose, a conclusion to
There Will Be No Super-Slave – Ghais Guevara
Ghais Guevara makes one of the most impressive hip-hop records in recent memory with the sample-heavy There Will Be No Super-Slave.
Give or Take – Giveon
Give or Take is the sophomore album from Giveon, one of R&B’s compelling voices right now. Unfortunately, the lack of effort and autopilot tendencies catch up with him here.
Spirit of Ecstasy – Imperial Triumphant
Imperial Triumphant’s newest album, Spirit of Ecstasy is a phenomenal fusion of decadent jazz and vicious black metal.
t-mix – Tohji
t-mix is Tohji’s return to his cloud rap roots and sees the rising Japanese star at his best.
B.I.B.L.E. – Fivio Foreign
Fivio Foreign’s long-awaited debut B.I.B.L.E. showcases a lot of versatility and growth from the Brooklyn native.
Brightside – The Lumineers
Brightside is a creative dead-end for The Lumineers and at best, feels like an inoffensive attempt to recreate their old hits.
Crash – Charli XCX
Charli’s final album in her contract goes in a dance-pop direction that still manages to showcase her natural prowess for melodies and hooks.
Crest – Bladee & Ecco2K
Crest sees Bladee and Ecco2K easing into the synthpop direction they’ve experimented on recent projects.