Nialler9 — Recommended new releases this week. The post 4 new albums you should hear this week: Conner Youngblood, Mitski, Col3trane & Odetta Hartman appeared first on Nialler9. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Interpol, Bob Dylan, Mitski, Kero Kero Bonito, Rakim / Pharoahe Monch, J Mascis, Guided by Voices, Runaway Brother, and more just-announced tour news. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — With her terrific new album just out and summer tour complete, Mitski is gearing up for her fall tour... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Mitski worked with a member of performance art collective FlucT to put together a more ambitious, more choreographed live show, and the result was a completely different experience than any other Mitski show we've ever seen. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Some pretty good albums out today! Mitski's Be The Cowboy , for one. Ariana Grande's Sweetener , for another. We named advance singles from both LPs to this list in previous weeks, and any tracks they held back until release day are eligible for in... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Mitski's Be The Cowboy is her strongest effort yet, easily one of the year's best albums. Oh Sees' Smote Reverser is another album I can recommend this week. Reissues include vinyl editions of four Siouxsie & The Banshees albums... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This week's Notable Releases include Mitski's horn-filled fifth album, Youth Lagoon leader Trevor Powers' debut under his own name, Black Tusk's punky new LP, and more. Continue reading… more info

Guardian Music — (Dead Oceans)Halfway through Mitski’s fifth album, the 27-year-old sighs heavily. It casts a grim pallor over the jaunty show tune that follows, Me and My Husband, an effect akin to dining with a couple who were obviously tearing each other to... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Each track is a gem, reflective and complex and yet exactly as simple as it ought to be." more info

Stereogum — With her fifth album, Mitski has solidified herself as one of the most advanced American songwriters. Or, at least that's how Iggy Pop would put it. But the superlative bears out: Be The Cowboy is an album of vignettes, largely eschewing traditional ... more info