The Mars Volta’s ‘La Realidad de los Sueños’ Is a Time Machine, a Treasure Chest, a Key
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Much like Mars Volta’s music, each spin through the box set reveals new facets, colors, snippets of words, and imagery
Jaguar Jonze Exhibits Raw Strength on ‘Antihero’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'Antihero' is a masterful new chapter in the already-impressive Jaguar Jonze story.
Brockhampton Process Pain and Get Closer to Pop on ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe frenetic 13-member hip-hop group mellows out on their most cohesive project yet
Taylor Swift Carefully Reimagines Her Past on ‘Fearless: Taylor’s Version’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThis rerecording of her breakthrough 2008 album is at points even more moving than the original
Palms Are at The Top of Their Game on ‘Intensity Sunshine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsIt's been a few years between drinks for Sydney's Palms, but on their first body of work since 2015, they prove they're better than ever.
Serpentwithfeet’s ‘Deacon’ Is All About Lush Textures and Laid-Back Domesticity
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe latest from Josiah Wise unfolds like a party record for people partying alone in their living room
For Those I Love’s Debut Album Is a Powerful Exercise in Grief and Catharsis
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsHauntingly beautiful and mesmerisingly honest, For Those I Love has delivered a debut album that is unlike anything you've ever heard.
Jess Locke Stuns with The Enriching Beauty of ‘Don’t Ask Yourself Why’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAnother gorgeous entry into an already-stunning career, Jess Locke continues to impress with her latest full-length album.
Lana Del Rey’s ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club’ Is a Somber American Travelogue
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe singer looks beyond the San Gabriel Mountains and longs for stability on her most introspective album yet
Justin Bieber Is a Serious Adult Who Really Likes His Wife on ‘Justice’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe singer’s latest comes with tons of abject affection and a little misguided depth.
