Treble

22/07/2025

'Under a Familiar Sun' is a wonderful testament to patience

A subtle and lovely thing

21/07/2025

An essential 19 minutes of punk

A short listen at only 19 minutes long, on Never Hungover Again, Joyce Manor create as vital a punk record as you're going to hear in 2014.

21/07/2025

Album of the Week: DJ Haram's 'Beside Myself' is an intense listen that's intended to move you

Jeff Terich reviews

On her intense full-length debut 'Beside Myself,' DJ Haram creates cacophonous club music that's intended to move you

21/07/2025

Clipse re-up after 16 years on 'Let God Sort Em Out'

J. Smith reviews

On their first new album in 16 years, 'Let God Sort Em Out', Clipse—the Virginia Beach duo of Pusha T and Malice—re-up

21/07/2025

Hear the new Tyler, The Creator album, 'DON'T TAP THE GLASS'

Tyler releases a new 28-minute album less than a year after 'Chromakopia'

20/07/2025

There’s a sense of freedom and limitlessness to 'Ordinary Corrupt Human Love'

After three albums of exploratory black metal, on Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, Deafheaven continue to stretch its boundaries

20/07/2025

This month is the 32nd anniversary of Björk's 'Debut'

Read more in our complete guide to Björk's albums

https://www.treblezine.com/bjork-albums-guide-celebrate-catalog/

20/07/2025

A dark essential in the post-punk canon

Their bleak swan song released shortly after the death of Ian Curtis, with Closer, Joy Division took an unexpected final bow.

19/07/2025

'King of the Mischievous South Vol. 2' swiftly, strongly reinforces Denzel Curry’s reputation as one of the best artists in hip-hop today.

Delivering a sequel to an early mixtape over a decade later with 'King of the Mischievous South Vol. 2', Denzel Curry keeps up a hot streak

19/07/2025

Great moments in post-rock

Treble presents a list of the 50 best post-rock albums, in all their highbrow, experimental glory — from Slint to Sigur Ros.

19/07/2025

'On the Beach' shows Neil Young recovering and trying to make sense of the violence of the early seventies which rose out of the shattered possibilities of the sixties.

Fueled by cynicism and honey slides, with On the Beach, Neil Young delivered a masterpiece that balanced snarl with despair

19/07/2025

'Planetary Clairvoyance' brings with it more imagination, more melody, more brutality, more variance—more everything.

Delivered just a year after their previous full-length, on Planetary Clairvoyance, Tomb Mold refine and perfect their death metal assault