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The LP has all the essential Confidence Man ingredients: Janet Planet's playground chant delivery, relentless attitude from Sugar Bones, spacious synths and chest-rattling beats.

Ironically enough for a track about pervasive fear, much of “Noid” has an easy, languid grooviness to it—that is, save for when a siren-like synth, barely audible, builds in the background.

Grammy Award-winning iconoclast Tyler, The Creator shares his new album 'Chromakopia' via Columbia Records on October 28.

If “Afterlife” is any indication, we can expect an album with an exquisitely textured yet well-controlled soundscapes, a complex and compelling scaffolding that elevates Van Etten and her band's artistry to new heights.

From Pulp features to ruminations on grief, here are our favorite songs by English shoegaze pioneers Lush.

Nina Nesbitt's hometown pride pride shines through in 'Mountain Music', which was released via her own label Apple Tree Records.

Anika Ostendorf's voice is a crystalline marvel here as she explores her own sense of self and how that changes when you're so very far away from home.

Carey and Walter Afanasieff started working together in 1990, and Merry Christmas saw the pairing at the peak of their commercial power.

Quincy Jones was a chameleon when it came to working in different music genres, producing artists ranging from Lena Horne to Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra to Donna Summer.

These are the 10 songs that most influenced Irish grunge-rocker Kynsy's blistering new EP Utopia Photo by Tatiana Pozuelo