Selena Gomez Moves Smoothly into Spanish-Language Pop on ‘Revelación’
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She has a great time singing over reggaeton beats on an EP that plays to her strengths.
Camarano Create a Blissful Indie Haze on ‘Where Am I Now?’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsCamarano have delivered one of the most assured and accomplished debuts with the exceptional Where Am I Now?
Valerie June Merges Folk, Blues and Pop on the Meditative ‘The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe singer has never sounded more thrillingly herself.
Genesis Owusu’s ‘Smiling with No Teeth’ Is the Making of A Music Giant
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsGenesis Owusu's debut album represents a new blueprint of what hip-hop can be.
Alice Cooper Pays Homage to His Hometown With a Wink on ‘Detroit Stories’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe shock rocker’s love for the Motor City is genuine, but he won’t let that stand between him and a good one-liner
Architects Offer Metalcore Perfection with ‘For Those that Wish to Exist’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWith their ninth album released today, Architects have kicked it up another notch to deliver one of the finest entry in their stellar discography.
‘Kaleidoscope Eyes’ See Sheppard Delivering Powerful Career-Defining Pop
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe group's third album, 'Kaleidoscope Eyes' is arguably one of the most powerful and innovative albums of Sheppard's career.
Jed Parsons Serves up Edible Art With ‘Brunch’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsJed Parsons’ sophomore effort uniquely showcases Kiwi middle-class suburbia with power Brit-pop energy and deeply relatable tunes, like “Movie Knight” and “25”. The latter of which, written a week before his quarter-century birthday, is a highlight thanks to its honeyed existentialism. Brunch is a generous snapshot of an artist falling in love and finding his […]
Hayley Williams Delivers Delicate Confessionals on ‘Flowers’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Paramore singer has codified what a quarantine album can be
Sarah Mary Chadwick’s Grief Becomes Her Exquisite Muse on ‘Me and Ennui Are Friends, Baby’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWith just a piano and her brittle voice, the Melbourne-based singer-songwriter sings the things most people cannot say
