John Legend’s ‘Bigger Love’ is a Bear Hug We Need Right Now
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The romantic balladeer displays some musical versatility and social conviction on his seventh LP
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Lamb of God Embody ‘The American Scream’ on Self-Titled Album
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsBetween the metal group’s juggernaut guitar riffs, lead growler Randy Blythe has written his own State of the Union address, and he does not like what he sees
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Ocean Alley Have Found Their Bliss with ‘Lonely Diamond’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTwo years on from the release of the record that made them household names, Ocean Alley have more than met expectations with their latest effort.
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Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Punisher’ is a Visionary Emo-Folk Album
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe ambitious singer-songwriter evokes influences from Warren Zevon to Joan Didion
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Neil Young’s Great, Lost 1975 Album ‘Homegrown’ is Finally Here. It Was Worth the Wait
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsRecorded in the Seventies, his most personal LP is finally being released. It feels perfect right now
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Bob Dylan Has Given Us One of His Most Timely Albums Ever With ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAt 79, he’s still channeling cosmic American mysteries like no one else in music
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Haim Bottle L.A. Lightning on the Provocative ‘Women in Music Pt. III’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe ladies of the Valley meet ‘Ladies of the Canyon’ on their strongest, wisest album yet
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‘Artemis Fowl’ Review: When YA-Classic Adaptations Go Wrong
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThis bland Disney version of the popular pint-sized-evil-genius books loses the feel of the perversely pleasurable kids-lit series
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Jehnny Beth Beautifully Creates Her Own Apocalypse on Solo Debut ‘To Love Is to Live’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Savages frontwoman explores electronic sounds and stream-of-consciousness self-analysis for a dark, compelling listen
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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Deliver Summer Romance on ‘Sideways to New Italy’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAussie indie band’s second album might be the best guitar record of 2020 so far
