Stuart Berman

We have reached that time of year when the lists start coming down in buckets, and we are here to contribute to the downpour. We do lists a little differently at Bandcamp—we think ranking is for suckers. Today and tomorrow, we’ll highlight a bunch of albums we think you should check out, in alphabetical order. Then, on Friday, we unveil the best of the best, our Essential Albums of 2025.

It's hard to sing along to a Dry Cleaning song—and the reasons go beyond the fact their lead singer, Florence Shaw, isn't really one for singing.

The Guided by Voices saga would make good fodder for a Guided by Voices song. The tale of Robert Pollard’s sudden transformation from middle aged Dayton dad into American indie rock icon constitutes a superhero fable on par with the

Dave Grohl faces the backlash with the leanest, meanest Foo Fighters album in 30 years. Trending Now underscores Rates BTS, God, Minecraft, and Music Theory

On his tightest, most cohesive album, the psych-rocker ditches tape-manipulated obfuscation for a sparkling set of jangle-pop songs that detail the road to recovery.

Folding together post-industrial dissonance, globe-trotting influences, and stinging social commentary, the Australian musician's new album isn't pulling punches.

Read Stuart Berman’s review of the album.

Read Stuart Berman’s review of the album.

Read Stuart Berman’s review of the album.

Angine de Poitrine, the Trews, Paul Langlois, Dwayne Gretzky and more are set to perform in Ontario in the next few months.