The Red Hot Chili Peppers Return to Their Californicating Glory With ‘Unlimited Love’
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Guitarist John Frusciante and producer Rick Rubin are back, so is their signature funky-rock beauty
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Phife Dawg’s Posthumous Album ‘Forever’ Is a Beautiful Tribute to a Hip-Hop Legend
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsA Tribe Called Quest rapper sounds at peace with his past as he gestures toward the future
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Dashboard Confessional Is an Endearing Sleeve-Tat Dad on ‘All the Truth That I Can Tell’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsChris Carraba hits middle age (hard) and goes back to his hard-strumming roots
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Mitski Turns Ambiguity Into a Power Source on ‘Laurel Hell’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAfter nearly quitting music, the indie hero is back with a proudly unresolved album
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PinkPantheress Has Refurbished Her Killer Debut Mixtape With a New Set of Remixes
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsBreakout U.K. star adds new wrinkles to her mercurial tracks
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Christina Aguilera Successfully Embraces Her Roots on ‘La Fuerza’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThis Spanish-language EP is the first of three the singer will release this year
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FKA Twigs’ ‘Caprisongs’ Is an Unbridled Thrill
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe U.K. avant-pop star fights trauma and darkness with the most buoyant music of her career
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Rick Ross is Realer Than Reality on ‘Richer Than I’ve Ever Been’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsIt’s all smooth sailing on the Miami rapper’s latest.
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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Are Back, Thunderous and Ornery on ‘Barn’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAt 76, Neil is lovestruck one minute, incensed at the state of man and the world the next. It makes for a great album
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Aerosmith Are Still Dreaming on Archival Release, ‘1971: The Road Starts Hear’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn prenatal versions of “Dream On” and “Mama Kin,” Boston’s best bar band sound more like Led Zep aficionados than Stones devotees
