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The Toronto rapper’s self-produced music slips down a labyrinthine rabbit hole of regional dance rap styles, filtering West Coast ratchet through EDM rave pop and post-OVO mood music

Twentythree: 6ix Pop

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Devotional music is given an ambient spin in these recordings of a 13-year-old Detroit preacher accompanied by atmospheric synths

Ralph Hill: Live at Lavender Country

Kelela and PinkPantheress want you to meet them on "The Bridge"

Kelela and PinkPantheress Take It to “The Bridge” on New Song

The London trio mary in the junkyard updates the naive humanism of 2000s indie-folk with modern dread and restless experimentation on its ambitious full-length debut

mary in the junkyard: Role Model Hermit

Wolfgang Voigt’s 2008 release gets a new vinyl reissue that contextualizes its early archival material as the beginning of the GAS catalog: a prototype for his singularly blank, ominous style

Everywhere you listen, strange and thrilling things are afoot in Boards of Canada's latest album

Boards of Canada: Inferno

“So subtle, but so universal"—Olivia Rodrigo on Waxahatchee's song "Right Back to It"

Olivia Rodrigo: Blood on the Tracks

Whitney Houston, Fugazi, and more songwriters who made the 1980s pitchfork.com/features/lists…

Lucinda Williams never let go of her fantasy of writing a Great Southern Novel. She simply set hers to music

Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road

Madonna has made not just a passable album but an excellent one

Madonna: CONFESSIONS II

matt proxy's jagged, heterogenous sound template has reached a fever pitch on trojan horse—it's ear-splitting tonal shifts, distorted transitions, and pained revelations are constant and ever-changing

matt proxy: trojan horse

Exhale sounds like a musical conversation between UK bass musician Batu and Italian techno producer Donato Dozzy, an attempt to find the overlap in their interests—and also, perhaps, to make sparks fly where their instincts clash