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The Massachusetts-based drummer and producer buries pop music in experimental chaos using studio wizardry and a deft compositional touch.

On the first album of a four-part series, the Venezuelan-born, Barcelona-based artist offers her most accessible music to date,...

The tenor saxophonist’s beguiling and divisive 1969 album attempted to cross-wire free jazz with rock, funk, and soul. It...

The Oakland rapper’s quarantine album is meant to portray a radically different artist. More often, he just finds new...

A collection of catchy, lo-fi 7"s on Athens’ Chunklet shows off the Philadelphia musician Jason Henn’s bedroom-pop prowess and...

On her disco-inspired new album, Ware sounds bolder, looser — and frankly, more fun — than she has in a...