CXLOE Serves Up Degustation of Dark Alt-Pop on Debut Album
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'Shiny New Thing' feels lived in thanks to addictive choruses and memorable hooks
Chief Keef Enters Legendary Status With ‘Almighty So 2’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe rapper’s long-awaited fifth studio album is the link between millennials and Gen Z that rap needs
Kings of Leon Ease Into a New Beginning on ‘Can We Please Have Fun’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTeaming up with Harry Styles' producer makes for some surprisingly sleek music
Claire Rousay’s ‘Sentiment’ is a Beautiful Study in Wide-Open Loneliness
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThis is the perfect place to jump into the L.A. 'emo ambient' artist's sonic world
Come for the Torture, Stay for the Poetry: This Might Be Taylor Swift’s Most Personal Album Yet
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'The Tortured Poets Department' combines the intimacy of 'Folklore' and 'Evermore' with the synth-pop gloss of 'Midnights' to create music that's wildly ambitious and gloriously chaotic
Pearl Jam Dig Deep and Find a New Light on ‘Dark Matter’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe group worked with producer Andrew Watt for its rocking, reflective 12th studio album, and made one of its best LPs
Jess Ribeiro Welcomes Us Into Her Striking ‘Summer of Love’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsRibeiro refines her own unique strain of delicate, slightly askew folk on surreal, striking and intimate fourth album
Maggie Rogers Hits the Road and Finds Herself on ‘Don’t Forget Me’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsSinger-songwriter matches reflective songs with a rustic pop-rock sound
Vampire Weekend’s ‘Only God Was Above Us’ Is a Harsh Beautiful Record For a Harsh Beautiful World
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe band's first album in five years follows a rough path towards guarded hope
On ‘Cowboy Carter,’ Beyoncé Isn’t Going Country. She’s Reinventing American Music in Her Own Image
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe second act of the trilogy of albums that began with 'Renaissance' is a brilliant dissertation on genre, Southern culture, and her own artistic genius
