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Coheed and Cambria - Vaxis III: The Father of Make Believe (2025)

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Coheed and Cambria's eleventh studio album, Vaxis ā€“ Act III: The Father of Make Believe , released on March 14, 2025, continues their ambitious Amory Wars saga. The album blends intricate progressive rock compositions with emotive storytelling, reflecting themes of loss and personal introspection. Tracks like "Goodbye, Sunshine" and "Blind Side Sonny" showcase the band's dynamic range, from anthemic choruses to complex instrumental passages. Critics have praised the album for its rich orchestration and the band's ability to evolve their sound while staying true to their narrative roots. Overall, The Father of Make Believe stands as a testament to Coheed and Cambria's enduring creativity and depth. ā€‹ Genre : Progressive Metal Country : US Final Verdict: 68% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 33th / 274 Highlight : Meri of Mercy Made me think of: Dream Theater Karnivool Dredg #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning ...

Skrillex - F*CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! (2025)

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Skrillex's surprise album, F CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! , marks a return to his dubstep roots while incorporating modern experimental elements. The 34-track project, spanning 46 minutes, is presented as a continuous mix, offering an immersive listening experience reminiscent of a live DJ set. Collaborations with artists like Damian Marley, Young Miko, Boys Noize, Virtual Riot, JĆ³nsi, and Dylan Brady add diverse textures to the album. Critics have praised Skrillex's ability to blend nostalgic sounds with contemporary production techniques, resulting in a project that feels both retrospective and forward-thinking. This release not only signifies the end of his contract with Atlantic Records but also hints at his future endeavors as an independent artist Genre: Dubstep Country: US Final Verdict: 64% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 129th / 272 Highlight: Spitfire Made me think of: Diploā€‹ Zomboyā€‹ Flux Pavilionā€‹ #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusi...

The Horrors - Nightlife (2025)

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The Horrors' sixth studio album, Night Life , marks a compelling return after an eight-year hiatus, showcasing a refined gothic rock sound infused with dark synth elements. Tracks like "Ariel" and "Silent Sister" highlight the band's evolution, blending haunting melodies with atmospheric instrumentation. The lineup changes, including the addition of keyboardist Amelia Kidd and drummer Jordan Cook, have injected fresh energy into the band's dynamic. Critics have praised the album for its nocturnal allure and introspective depth, noting it as a significant progression in The Horrors' discography. Overall, Night Life stands as a testament to the band's resilience and artistic growth. Genre : Gothic Rock Country : UK Final Verdict: 60% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 221th / 273 Highlight : The Silence That Remains Made me think of: Dovesā€‹ The Killsā€‹ Interpolā€‹ #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning #NowPlaying...

Bdrmm - Microtonic (2025)

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bdrmm's third album, Microtonic , released on 28 February 2025, marks a bold evolution as the band integrates electronic elements into their established shoegaze and indie rock sound. Tracks like "John on the Ceiling" and "Infinity Peaking" showcase this fusion, blending dreamy textures with danceable rhythms. Collaborations with artists such as Sydney Minsky-Sargeant of Working Men's Club and Olivesque add depth and diversity to the album's sonic landscape. While some critics feel certain tracks lack memorability, the album's innovative approach has been praised for its vitality and courage. Overall, Microtonic reflects bdrmm's commitment to exploring new musical territories. ā€‹ Sources: The Guardian NME Under the Radar The Line of Best Fit Wikipedia Genre : Indietronica Country : UK Final Verdict: 62% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 160th / 271 Highlight : Clarkycat Made me think of: Working Men's Club Beach House The Horrors #newa...

Lucy Dacus - Forever Is A Feeling (2025)

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Lucy Dacus's fourth album, Forever Is a Feeling , released on March 28, 2025, marks her major-label debut and delves into themes of love and self-discovery. The album reflects her evolving relationship with bandmate Julien Baker, offering a tender and introspective narrative. Musically, it embraces a softer, more sentimental sound, with collaborations featuring artists like Hozier. While Dacus's lyrical prowess remains evident, some critics feel the album's polished production lacks the raw energy of her earlier works. Overall, Forever Is a Feeling showcases Dacus's growth as an artist, balancing personal storytelling with a matured musical approach. ā€‹ Sources: The Guardian Pitchfork Wikipedia Genre : Indie Folk Country : US Final Verdict: 64% (Good Album) Yearly Ranking: 100th / 270 Highlight : Big Deal Made me think of: Phoebe Bridgersā€‹ Julien Bakerā€‹ Big Thiefā€‹ #newalbum #newalbum2024 #albumrelease #newmusic #albumoftheday #nowspinning #NowPlaying #musicdisco...

Destroyer - Dan's Boogie (2025)

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Destroyer's 14th studio album, Dan's Boogie , released on March 28, 2025, showcases Dan Bejar's continued evolution as a songwriter, blending lush instrumentation with introspective lyricism. The album features full string arrangements and live jazz piano glissandos, creating a rich, controlled production that complements Bejar's distinctive vocals. Tracks like "The Same Thing as Nothing at All" and "Bologna," featuring Simone Schmidt, highlight the album's blend of haunting and confrontational elements. The eight-minute centerpiece, "Cataract Time," delves into themes of aging and self-reflection, culminating in a tender, intimate exploration of the world's brokenness. Critics have praised Dan's Boogie for its contemplative nature and Bejar's ability to merge familiar themes with newfound wisdom and humor. ā€‹ Sources: Pitchfork The Guardian Treble Paste Magazine Genre : Art Rock Country : Canada Final Verdict: 64%...