The 50 Best Albums of 2022 So Far
The 50 best albums of 2022 offer sublime music as major artists return with new albums and brilliant new sounds bubble up from the underground and worldwide.
jenny hval
Jenny Hval Dreams of ‘Classic Objects’ and Asks Us to Interpret
The songs on Jenny Hval’s latest album, Classic Objects, are purposely dreamlike and intended to inspire her audience’s reveries. Hval succeeds in creating a dreamlike state.
Jenny Hval’s ‘Girls Against God’ Is Pure Audacity
With Girls Against God, avant-garde musician Jenny Hval gives us a semi-autobiographical text that, like the metalhead teen she describes, won't abide by any rules.
The 70 Best Albums of 2019
From forward-looking electronic and experimental to new approaches in the ever-evolving R&B scene, from hip-hop and punk to rock and pop, 2019 bestowed an embarrassment of musical riches upon us.
Jenny Hval’s ‘The Practice of Love’ Is Brainy, Conceptual, and Hugely Entertaining
Jenny Hval's The Practice of Love is a playful, conceptual pop record that makes sorting through its heady themes as fun as listening to it.
The 60 Best Songs of 2018
The year in song reflected the state of the world around us. Here are the 60 songs that spoke to us this year.
Reading ‘Paradise Rot’ Will Leave You Feeling Woozy
Jenny Hval is writing for the senses, conjuring with almost nauseating accuracy sensations both mundane and extraordinary.
Jenny Hval Takes a Reflective Vantage Point Towards Her Music on ‘The Long Sleep’
On The Long Sleep, Jenny Hval takes a minimalistic turn on her dreamlike, elusive form of art pop.
Jenny Hval: Blood Bitch
Blood Bitch invites listeners with its conceptual bite, controlling them effortlessly through Jenny Hval's journey along lonely spaces.
Jenny Hval – “Take Care of Yourself” (Singles Going Steady)
This video underscores just how essential it is to see Jenny Hval on her current tour.
Jenny Hval – “Sabbath” (video)
Today Norway's Jenny Hval shares her latest video.
Listening Ahead: Upcoming Music Releases for June 2015
Catch an early glimpse of new albums from Jamie xx, Sun Kil Moon, and Hudson Mohawke.
