Want to get the scoop on the latest releases? Check out Exclaim!'s Recently Reviewed section to find out which albums out this week are worth a listen.
First up, Exclaim! cover artists PS I Love You are back with their latest release, Death Dreams, the follow-up to their break-through debut, Meet Me at the Muster Station. With the new album, the Kingston, ON duo defy the sophomore curse with improved songwriting and cleaner production.
Meanwhile, Blinker the Star return after nine album-less years with We Draw Lines, and Seattle's Keyboard Kid 206 makes his solo debut on the five-song EP, The Transition, while Jimmy Edgar channels futuristic themes on his newest album, Majenta.
And lastly, Cattle Decapitation deliver one of their most satisfying efforts to date on their fifth album, Monolith of Inhumanity, earning the Exclaim! Mark of Excellence. And Bigg Jus's Machines That Make Civilization Fun offers 13 tracks of sophisticated and thought-provoking hip-hop.
To read full reviews of these new releases and more, head to our Recently Reviewed section, and take a look at the New and Forthcoming Release Dates page for updates.
You can also listen to some of our favourite tracks from these albums in our Rdio Genre Playlists:
Metal
Pop & Rock
Dance & Electronic
Hip-Hop
First up, Exclaim! cover artists PS I Love You are back with their latest release, Death Dreams, the follow-up to their break-through debut, Meet Me at the Muster Station. With the new album, the Kingston, ON duo defy the sophomore curse with improved songwriting and cleaner production.
Meanwhile, Blinker the Star return after nine album-less years with We Draw Lines, and Seattle's Keyboard Kid 206 makes his solo debut on the five-song EP, The Transition, while Jimmy Edgar channels futuristic themes on his newest album, Majenta.
And lastly, Cattle Decapitation deliver one of their most satisfying efforts to date on their fifth album, Monolith of Inhumanity, earning the Exclaim! Mark of Excellence. And Bigg Jus's Machines That Make Civilization Fun offers 13 tracks of sophisticated and thought-provoking hip-hop.
To read full reviews of these new releases and more, head to our Recently Reviewed section, and take a look at the New and Forthcoming Release Dates page for updates.
You can also listen to some of our favourite tracks from these albums in our Rdio Genre Playlists:
Metal
Pop & Rock
Dance & Electronic
Hip-Hop
