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New Reviews for May 2, 2025

Evangeline vs. The MachineEditor's choice
EMI
Four years after his last studio album, the singer/songwriter delivers seven new songs and a cover that showcase visionary writing and production.
- Thom Jurek
The ScholarsEditor's choice
Matador
Will Toledo gets a great band, writes an ambitious and engrossing rock opera, and presents us with a masterpiece.
- Mark Deming
AnimaruEditor's choice
Bayonet Records
A delightful and sometimes stunning full-length debut showcasing the songwriter's singular fusion of indie pop, bossa nova, jazz, and rock.
- Marcy Donelson
Flying with Angels
Cooking Vinyl
The urban folk wunderkind turned éminence grise shows off some new ideas with her typical grace and talent.
- Mark Deming
LuciusEditor's choice
Fantasy
Guided by their in-demand tandem lead singers, the band reflect on their years together with a playful and poignant return to off-center indie pop.
- Marcy Donelson
A6
Virgin
The Canadian singer conjures an introspective, yet still hooky, '80s glitter-goth atmosphere on her sixth album.
- Matt Collar
Want
New West
On her more confrontational fifth album, the crossover retro-country artist steps fairly gracefully into noisier alternative country-rock.
- Marcy Donelson
The Road to the SeaEditor's choice
Tapete Records
The Anglo-French indie pop hero turns in another gorgeously produced set with latter-day backing band the Night Mail.
- Timothy Monger

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Cabal
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A Danish heavy metal band with a sound rooted in death metal, hardcore, and electronic music, Cabal's distinctive take on deathcore draws from a wide array of extreme metal subgenres, from the cavernous despair of blackgaze to the pummeling attack of beatdown hardcore. The group uses these disquieting soundscapes to explore themes of trauma, depression, and addiction, as heard on standout long-players like Magno Interitus (2022) and Everything Rots (2025). Formed in 2015 and hailing from…  Read More

Loveless
AllMusic Staff Pick - May 3, 2025
November 5, 1991
After a handful of EPs and their debut studio album, Isn’t Anything, my bloody valentine surfaced with their magnum opus: a hazy yet vibrant record of sludgy, distorted guitar and synth tones, ethereal melodies, and Eno-esque electronic embellishments—eleven songs comprising a rich, dreamy, drug-filled soundscape.
- Lane Liu