CHUNG HA – Querencia

Querencia delivers something broader, freer, more diverse, captivating, and genuinely well-produced. It is one of the best k-pop albums of recent years.

Katy Kirby – Cool Dry Place

With comforting instrumentation and cautious lyrics, Cold Dry Place emerges as the perfect debut for the Texas singer.

5 New Albums You Should Listen to This Week!

Cassandra Jenkins, SG Lewis, Katy Kirby, CHUNG HA and Mogwai released an album this week and you should definitely check it out!

Foo Fighters – Medicine at Midnight

Despite being on their tenth studio album, Foo Fighters still deliver the same songs as always — generic and stereotyped rock tracks that are totally forgettable.

slowthai – TYRON

On his first album after the last year's NME Awards incident, the British rapper almost never acknowledges his guilt, but delivers one of the sharpest and most daring songs of his career.

Hayley Williams – FLOWERS for VASES / descansos

Paramore lead singer second album within a year was built during quarantine. The proposal and expectations were high, but the execution was disappointing.

The Weather Station – Ignorance

On her fifth studio album under the name The Weather Station, Tamara Lindeman takes her biggest and boldest step, delivering the best compositions of her career alongside beautiful melodies that preach the calm of nature.

Black Country, New Road – For the First Time

London band Black Country, New Road's debut is electrifying. With Wood's morbid vocals and psychedelic instrumentation, For the First Time accurately traces an unusual breakup.

Arlo Parks – Collapsed in Sunbeams

The 20-year-old British poet debuts with a light and stripped project, full of feelings and important subjects. However, it doesn't seem to know when and where to stop.

Weezer – OK Human

Weezer's fourteenth album carries beautiful, well-crafted lyrics and an instrumental that plays between baroque and minimalism. It's their best set of songs in years.

Bicep – Isles

The Irish electronic music duo's second album is a decent quarantine response, but it's not interesting enough to keep you afloat for a long time.

Rhye – Home

Michael Milosh's romantic and sexual adventures on Rhye's new album are bland, boring, and uninteresting.