Radiohead Return to Their Most Controversial Album For a Killer Live Record
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'Hail to the Thief (Live Recordings 2003-2009)' is an excellent track-for-track live remake of their politically charged 2003 LP
Dijon Masters the Art of Worldbuilding on ‘Baby’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsSophomore album from the R&B artist and in-demand songwriter defies expectation
MGK Is a Tabloid Heartland Rocker on ‘Lost Americana’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe changeable star gets personal, channels Springsteen and Mellencamp, and keeps refusing to sit still
Gunna Is All Alone and Feeling the Pressure on ‘The Last Wun’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAfter enduring a life-altering crisis, the Atlanta rap star finds himself in a reflective mood on his sixth album
‘Like Plasticine’ Is a Subtle Yet Powerful Return From Gordi
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsGordi — aka Sophie Payten — has lived a few lifetimes in the past few years. 'Like Plasticine' traces all that change with care and clarity.
The Black Keys Are Still Really Good at Being the Black Keys
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAfter a career hiccup, the reliable rock duo ground themselves with a smooth, solid LP
Indy’s Second EP Is a Moody Alt-Pop Gem
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsIndy writes about heartbreak, homesickness, and growing up in her sister’s shadow on new EP 'Fame Is a Bedroom'.
Blusher’s New EP Confirms Them as One of Australia’s Finest Pop Acts
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Melbourne alt-pop trio prove they're worthy of being included among Australia's pop heavyweights on impressive new EP
Tim Minchin Spreads His Wings and Revisits the Past on ‘Time Machine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsComedian, actor, and singer-songwriter Tim Minchin dips into Britpop, balladry, and more on his third studio album
Jim Legxacy Delivers a Brilliant Snapshot of Black British Culture
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe U.K. rapper finds hope amidst trauma on his excellent new mixtape
