There’s No Ariana Grande Like Pissed-Off Ariana Grande. Her New Album Proves It
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Ariana Grande’s new album, ‘Petal,’ proves there’s no Ariana like Pissed-Off Ariana
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Charli xcx Makes the Most of Her Moment With ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'Music, Fashion, Film' is Charli XCX's first new album since 'Brat.' It's a brilliant, catchy, funny look at the machinery of fame. Read our review
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The Strokes’ ‘Reality Awaits’: Reality Bites a Little Too Hard
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Strokes’ latest album, ‘Reality Awaits,’ has flashes of brilliance, but even at nine songs, the album feels longer than it ought to. Our review.
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Future Can’t Quite Freshen His Formula on ‘The Real Me’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn his new album, 'The Real Me,' Future works up an idiosyncratic mix that may please longtime fans, but ultimately doesn't point forward
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Gracie Abrams Cuts Deep on ‘Daughter From Hell’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsGracie Abrams' 'Daughter From Hell' is her best album yet, with songs that sparkle with angst, beauty, and all the baggage that comes with adulthood.
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Jack White’s ‘Frozen Charlotte’ Is a Rage for These Times
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsJack White's eighth solo album, 'Frozen Charlotte,' is a rage for these times. Our review.
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Sienna Spiro Makes a Hopeful But Hesitant Debut on ‘Visitor’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsSienna Spiro shares debut album 'Visitor' featuring her breakthrough single 'Die on this Hill.' While her voice excels, her writing holds her back.
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Madonna Finds a Nonstop Groove on Her Best Album in 20 Years
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn 'Confessions II,' Madonna shows how dramatic and ecstatic a dance floor can be
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Metallica Got Weird in the Nineties. A New ‘ReLoad’ Box Set Shows Just How Alt They Got
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsMetallica's 'ReLoad' super deluxe edition box set, reviewed by Rolling Stone
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YG Gets Brutally Honest at ‘The Gentlemen’s Club’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsCompton-raised rapper YG engages in Olympic-level self-examination on his fourth studio album, 'The Gentlemen's Club'
