Bad Bunny Is Predictably Unpredictable on ‘El Último Tour del Mundo’
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The reggaeton superstar’s third release of 2020 is an eccentric good time
Miley Cyrus’ Glam Throwback ‘Plastic Hearts’ Is Her Most Self-Assured Record Yet
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe singer pays homage to her New Wave heroes and channels classic country; it’s a karaoke night out that ends up being something more substantial
Megan Thee Stallion Keeps Remaking Rap in Her Own Image With ‘Good News’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Houston superstar’s debut LP is the explosive victory-lap we were expecting
Neil Young’s ‘Archives: Volume II’ Is a Stunning Look Back at His Prolific Peak
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe legend’s long-awaited collection features four years in the Seventies — packed with gems and rarities
Ukiyo’s Self-Titled Debut Is the Electronic Album that 2020 Needs
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsA record that has been years in the making, the highly-anticipated debut from Ukiyo sees the Perth producer getting it right the first time.
Slow Fades’ ‘Passing Headlights Blinking’ Sees the Group Evolving Into Their Finest Form
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe second EP from Slow Fades, 'Passing Headlights Blinking' shows the group refining their widescreen sound.
AC/DC Keep Riding the Highway to Hell on ‘Power Up’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe hard-rock heroes remain unapologetically themselves on their best album in thirty years
‘Pylon Box’ is a Perfect History of the Greatest Arty Party Band of All Time
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsFour-disc set is a deep dive into a band that influenced R.E.M., Sleater-Kinney, and dozens more
Darren Cross Blissfully Ventures Into Ambient Nostalgia With ‘Keeping Up?’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAs Darren Cross once again shows just how varied his music can be, 'Keeping Up?' becomes one of his most immersive, and eclectic, records to date.
‘Archives Vol. 1: The Early Years (1963-1967)’ Takes Us Back to Joni Mitchell’s Young Folkie Days
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThis five-disc set of the iconic artist’s very first recordings shows that she always had her own voice.
