Dirty Beaches’ harrowing and experimental new double album, Drifters/Love Is the Devil, is named Best New Music. Read Larry Fitzmaurice’s review.
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Chicago’s Chance the Rapper gets a Best New Music nod for his Acid Rap mixtape— read Jeff Weiss’ review.
Savages’ debut album Silence Yourself is named Best New Music. Read Lindsay Zoladz’s review.
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Read Ian Cohen’s review of Deerhunter’s roughshod sixth album, Monomania, our latest Best New Music selection.
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Read Evan Minsker’s review of power-pop auteur (and Ty Segall Band member) Mikal Cronin’s second solo album, MCII, a Best New Music pick. And check out his Guest List interview, where he talks about being terrorized by the Leprechaun and looking up to Tom Waits, right here.
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Excavation, the toweringly dark album from electronic producer the Haxan Cloak, is named Best New Music. Read Nick Neyland’s review.
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Read Jayson Greene’s review of Kurt Vile’s latest album, Wakin on a Pretty Daze, our latest Best New Music pick.
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Amygdala, the kaleidoscopic new album from German producer DJ Koze, features guest spots from Matthew Dear, Caribou, and others. Read Andrew Ryce’s Best New Music review.
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Read Ryan Dombal’s review of Justin Timberlake’s third solo album, The 20/20 Experience, a Best New Music pick.
Cerulean Salt, the piercing new album from singer/songwriter Katie Crutchfield’s Waxahatchee project, is our latest Best New Music pick— read Lindsay Zoladz’s review.
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