The year's greatest party hails from Brazil, packing erratic doses of electronic funk in a tight and catchy record.

Geese breaks into the mainstream with a treasure of rock hits ranging from gentle elegance to unhinged chaos.

The Cambridge band is back with a folksy, baroque twist in an album that probes themes of hope, friendship, and heartbreak.

With his most grounded and introspective release yet, Bad Bunny is catchy as ever while placing Puerto Rico on center stage.

Australian DJ and producer Ninajirachi delivers an earnest electronic record about a life lived from behind a computer screen.

In his final album, The Weeknd weaves a thematic narrative through a sprawling set of his strongest pop hits to date.

Quadeca teases out a nautical journey through a collage of eerily beautiful tunes in his strongest thematic work yet.

In a tight album of lovesick, tongue-in-cheek rock tunes, the viral band sounds more confident than ever in their sophomore LP.

FKA Twigs returns with a dance pop record that deconstructs club music across a beautifully moody tracklist.

Teaming up with the hottest artists from the hyperpop scene, Danny Brown crafts an off-kilter album of genre-bending sounds.