10,000 Years Esox Lucifer Turns a Fish’s Latin Name Into a Warning
10,000 Years’ Esox Lucifer wraps existential dread in sci-fi and horror across the Swedish trio’s most ambitious record yet. Full review.
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10,000 Years’ Esox Lucifer wraps existential dread in sci-fi and horror across the Swedish trio’s most ambitious record yet. Full review.

Spotify’s AI Persona badge targets synthetic identities, starting with the biggest accounts. Here is what it changes, and why the royalty math stays put.

Eight years in the making, The Roaring Waves is Genesis and Marillion’s guitarists choosing friendship over display. Full review.

Besvärjelsen’s third album was written as Lea Amling Alazam confronted her own creative process. Full review of Till Glömskan Ad Oblivionem.

Written after Brent Hinds’s death and Brann Dailor’s loss of his mother, Marrow Deep is Mastodon’s most emotionally direct record. Full review

Serene, Those Who Ride With Giants’ fourth album, is the first MJ Callaghan record built on relief instead of grief. Full review.

Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend is out now via Dead Oceans, six years after Punisher. Reviewed: grief, fame, a vocoder, and a perfect critical score

Panda Bear Sonic Boom A ? of WHEN is deliberately absent from streaming. Harp, steel drum, pedal steel, mariachi. A thesis with a record attached.

If These Trees Could Talk The Hidden Hand. Ten years of silence, three guitars arranged like an orchestra, one Aphex Twin cover

Emptiness Nowhere Speaks completes a riff left unfinished in 2014. Recorded live after four years of rehearsal. Reviewed.
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