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Los Angeles-based indie rock outfit Grouplove's 2011 full-length debut, Never Trust a Happy Song, builds upon the neo-folk/rock and dancey indie rock ... More

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Whenever the lead singer/songwriter in a two-person group steps out with a solo album, the first question that comes to mind is whether the musician ... More

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Recorded amidst family, friends, and fans, Get Along isn't the first live set offered up to listeners by the sisterly Canadian crooners Tegan and ... More

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Metals is the fourth studio album from Canadian songstress Feist. In the run up to the release, various viral videos exhibiting clips of songs from ... More

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Grizzly Bear were gone for a few years after Veckatimest, but the amount of extracurricular projects they tackled during that time -- Chris Taylor's ... More

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Growing up gracefully would seem to be a contradiction for a band as cheerfully vulgar as Mudhoney, but there's no mistaking that the members of the ... More

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Silversun Pickups had a bit of a breakthrough with 2009's Swoon. Moody and fuzzed-out singles like "Substitution" and "Panic Switch" drew new ... More

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New York indie quintet Caveman's 2011 debut Coco Beware was a softly psyched-out affair of neon-flecked atmospheres and '70s-inspired rock tracks. ... More

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For most bands, a concept album is usually a departure, offering the artist a chance to really explore one idea to its fullest in a controlled ... More

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The more things change in rock, the more they inevitably stay the same -- and in the case of Cage the Elephant, that's a good thing. Actually, it's a ... More

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A solo album -- yet not, Julian Plenti Is Skyscraper is the debut album from the alter ego of Interpol's Paul Banks. Plenti played acoustic ... More

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Manchester Orchestra's 2011effort Simple Math is an epic, would-be concept album revolving around lead singer/songwriter Andy Hull's life to date. ... More

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Canadian noise-pop duo Japandroids release their second album Celebration Rock, which they took the bulk of 2011 off from their extensive tour ... More

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Despite its in-the-red volume, Sleigh Bells' debut album, Treats, was a fragile, almost alchemical blend of wispy melodies and crushingly heavy beats ... More

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Explosions in the Sky's second effort takes a more studied, even lush approach to the literate chaos of their 2001 debut. But put on your sad sack ... More

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Chulahoma is a stopgap EP from the Black Keys, a collection of six covers of songs by cult bluesman Junior Kimbrough, whose "Do the Rump" they ... More

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The limpid lysergic swirls and squalling fuzz-toned riffs that populate Tame Impala's debut clearly owe a hefty, heartfelt debt to the hazy churn of ... More

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Inspired by the flyer culture of punk and college rock bands of the '70s and '80s, Deerhunter introduced Halcyon Digest with an "interactive Xerox ... More

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With their album-length 2012 EP Take the Kids Off Broadway, backwards-looking concept rockers Foxygen arrived with so many classic rock reference ... More

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Modest Mouse's Epic debut, The Moon & Antarctica, finds them strangely subdued, focusing on mortality as well as the moody, acoustic side of their ... More

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James Mercer and Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton) want Broken Bells to be seen, and heard, as an honest-to-goodness band, not a side-project dalliance ... More

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After appearing on the soundtrack to the hit TV show The OC, Alexi Murdoch could have easily followed Death Cab for Cutie onto the major label merry ... More

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Natasha Khan's two previous Bat for Lashes albums -- 2006's Fur and Gold and 2009's Two Suns -- were lavish affairs from their cover images to their ... More

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Pedestrian Verse is the fourth studio album from Scottish indie rockers Frightened Rabbit, following the release of the State Hospital EP, which ... More

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Metric's third full-length album, Fantasies, is a glossy, slick, and so-clean-you-could-eat-off-it slice of modern rock that may scare off some of ... More

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