As a pop album, it’s a disaster. As a document of Syd Barrett’s splintering psyche, on the other hand, it’s fascinating

Anytime a filmmaker needs to convey paranoia; thick, brooding intensity; druggy malaise; or beauty in the darkness, you know Massive Attack has it covered

Jason Pierce doesn’t do confessionals, so the third Spiritualized LP isn’t necessarily about what you might think it’s about

Revolver luxuriates in the freedom the band found in using the studio to its fullest as they were soon to retire from live performance

Their 1989 masterpiece may have been called Disintegration, but Pornography is literally the sound of the band falling apart

Grimes’s fifth full-length is both a consolidation of everything that makes her work special and another leap forward

“I’m always trying to find the craziest sound, you know—the thing that sounds the least like it comes from Earth.”

The devil is in the details on the Scottish duo’s sophomore album

There is no denying the lasting ability of this album to provoke thought and transport the listener to a land with no rules