Maroon 5 Go Crate Digging With Gloves On
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On their eighth album, Adam Levine and Co. sneak Seventies funk obscurities onto a late-summer pop cruise
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Radiohead Return to Their Most Controversial Album For a Killer Live Record
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'Hail to the Thief (Live Recordings 2003-2009)' is an excellent track-for-track live remake of their politically charged 2003 LP
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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
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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
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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
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‘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.
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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
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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'.
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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
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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
