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Ratboys

Bringing their country-tinted indie rock to boundless new landscapes, the Chicago band returns with their most emotionally affecting and compositionally advanced songs to date.

Mandy, Indiana

The noise-rock band’s second album is a breakthrough: insidiously catchy, incomprehensibly groovy, and fueled by righteous fury.

xaviersobased

The New York rapper’s debut is a cult rap record with big ambition. Cool, chaotic, and hyper-curious, Xav blows up his sound without losing his style.

Otto Benson

The New York musician’s latest album, his first with vocals, is a gently psychedelic tour of his mind, pairing surrealistic lyrics with watery pop-ambient soundscaping.

Daniel Lopatin

The electronic composer meets the larger-than-life film on its level, building the palette he’s honed over the years into a totalizing prism of sound.

KP Skywalka

Embellishing DMV drill with retro R&B, Southern-style storytelling, and striking moments of vulnerability, the DC rapper’s album is simultaneously regional and singular.

FKA twigs

TheEusexua Afterglow floor-filler channels love at its most thrilling and uncertain.

Robyn

The Swedish pop singer’s first song in seven years is a big shot of what she does best: pop euphoria and desire on the dancefloor.

Rooster

The sludgy trunk-rattler is the centerpiece of a new solo album from Sad Boys-affiliated producer Gud, aka Rooster.

Miimii KDS

Miimii KDS is a rising talent in the bouyon scene, one of the fastest-growing genres in the Caribbean.

Che / OsamaSon

Two of rap’s most cutting-edge bass assailants link up once again.

dexter in the newsagent

Love means sacrifice and Charmaine Ayoku’s fluttering dance-pop seeks total surrender.

The Necessaries

Arthur Russell and Ernie Brooks’ late-’70s rock group has been rendered a historical footnote, but a new anthology captures the nervy brilliance of its guitar-driven new wave.

The Durutti Column

Reissued with demos, live performances, and early recordings, the full-length debut by the mercurial Factory project is as beautiful as it is cerebral, a work of radical non-provocation.

The Replacements

Packaged with live recordings and studio rarities, the Mats’ 1984 masterpiece gets a thoughtful new box set that illustrates the precarity and magic of their unlikely breakthrough.

Hüsker Dü

A set of previously unreleased live recordings captures the Minneapolis hardcore trio at peak ferocity. It’s a welcome corrective to the tinny production of their studio albums.

Mohinder Kaur Bhamra

Naya Beat reissues the first-ever British Asian electronic dance album—a joyous, loose-limbed romp through Punjabi-tinged disco, funk, psychedelia, and proto-acid house.

Bruce Springsteen

A new box set, which includes the fabled Electric Nebraska sessions, tells the complete story of one of the most foundational and lonesome records in rock music.