Discover the Best Albums from the last 90 days
We continuously parse pro reviews, normalize them to a 0-100 scale, and surface the albums with the strongest critic momentum right now.
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Top Albums Right Now
Only releases from the last 90 days.
#1 this week
Nothing's About to Happen to Me
Mitski
Alter Bridge
Alter Bridge
Side-Eye III+
Pat Metheny
Trying Times
James Blake
Can't Take My Story Away
Elles Bailey
Off The Fence
The James Hunter Six
Of The Earth
Shabaka
Garip
Altın Gün
HELP(2)
War Child Records
Ferrum Sidereum
Zu
Standout Tracks Critics Keep Pulling Forward
Not a streaming chart. These are the songs critics singled out most often across the last 7 days of Chorus coverage.
#1
Profane Prophecy
The Black Crowes
from A Pound of Feathers
#2
DIRTY TECH
Kim Gordon
from PLAY ME
#3
Death of Love
James Blake
from Trying Times
New to Chorus
Freshly indexed albums that just crossed Chorus's review threshold. This reflects new coverage added to Chorus, not every review published on the web.
Only You Left
The Orielles
The Orielles's Only You Left reorients the band's appetite for sonic experiment toward songcraft, balancing jagged textu...
Trying Times
James Blake
James Blake's Trying Times arrives as a clear, bruised statement that balances industry anger and intimate confession ac...
A Pound of Feathers
The Black Crowes
The Black Crowes's A Pound of Feathers arrives as a reunion record that leans into vintage swagger and bruised tendernes...
PLAY ME
Kim Gordon
Kim Gordon's PLAY ME arrives as a crackling late-career triumph that trades jagged guitar spasms for hook-forward, rhyth...
Side-Eye III+
Pat Metheny
Pat Metheny's Side-Eye III+ reconfirms his appetite for genre-blending and ensemble conversation, pairing warm, textural...
Somersaults
deathcrash
deathcrash's Somersaults navigates memory and coming-of-age with a pared-down clarity that lets intimacy and grief sit a...
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