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Album Reviews

Learning to Crawl

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible.

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Maiya Blaney: A Room With a Door That Closes Album Review

In the first moments of Maiya Blaney’s new album A Room With a Door That Closes, a shivering, sped-up vocal sample threatens to

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Phoebe Rings: Aseurai Album Review

“Dream pop” has always been a slight misnomer. Elizabeth Fraser confronted new motherhood on Heaven or Las Vegas, Broadcast’s Trish Keenan toed the

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Brandee Younger: Gadabout Season Album Review

Jazz harpist Brandee Younger was gadding about herself when she discovered the word “gadabout” while on tour, traveling by day and reinventing compositions

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Brian Eno / Beatie Wolfe: Lateral / Luminal Album Review

In their Feeling of the Day report, a recurring segment on KCRW, Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe explore the emotions as they are

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Best New Music

YHWH Nailgun: 45 Pounds Album Review

There are four interesting things about rototoms, a specific type of drum that plays an outsized role on YHWH Nailgun’s debut album. They

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Best New Music

Jefre Cantu-Ledesma: Gift Songs Album Review

For years, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma has made music in which little seems to happen, at least through conscious effort. Instead, he simply fills the

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Best New Music

aya: hexed! Album Review | Pitchfork

When Aya Sinclair was a teenager growing up in Huddersfield—a town in the north of England between Manchester and Leeds—she felt herself come

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Best New Music

DJ Koze: Music Can Hear Us Album Review

Music Can Hear Us lays out DJ Koze’s panculturalist ethos clearer than any of his prior studio releases, island-hopping from wispy echoes of

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Best New Music

Los Thuthanaka: Los Thuthanaka Album Review

The exhibition also made clear that all listening has the capacity to transcend time—that any given sound is a result of historical development.

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