All posts tagged "Album"
-
Album Review: ‘Dedicated Side B’ by Carly Rae Jepsen
Carly Rae Jepsen returns with an album of tracks you'd never know were scraped from the cutting room floor
-
Album Review: ‘Look Long’ by Indigo Girls
In their new album, the Indigo Girls reflect on the past, present, and future
-
Album Review: Perfume Genius’ ‘Set My Heart on Fire, Immediately’
The new album from Perfume Genius revels in the power and intensity of physical connection
-
Album Review: JoJo’s ‘Good to Know’ offers moments of real vulnerability
On her first album in four years, JoJo sounds relaxed, at ease with herself, and eager to share the feeling.
-
Music Review: Dance Gavin Dance’s ‘Afterburner’
Dance Gavin Dance prove to be masters of controlled chaos on their new album "Afterburner"
-
Music Review: Fiona Apple’s ‘Fetch the Bolt Cutters’
Fiona Apple's surprise early release is raw, funny and unabashedly sharp
-
Music Review: ‘Song For Our Daughter’ by Laura Marling
Released several months early, Laura Marling's latest release is her most intimate and powerful yet
-
Music Review: The Strokes’ latest album ‘The New Abnormal’ lacks both passion and direction
The Strokes attempt to correct course after a rocky few years, but many songs overstay their welcome
-
Music Review: Shamir’s ‘Cataclysm’
Shamir metamorphosizes once again on an unannounced, yet perfectly timed new album
-
Music Review: Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’
Dua Lipa's sophomore album is colorful, joyful, and demanding to be danced to from beginning to end
-
Music Review: Sufjan Stevens’ ‘Aporia’
Even in Sufjan Stevens' eclectic discography, "Aporia" truly stands out
-
Music Review: Adam Lambert’s ‘Velvet’
Adam Lambert once again grabs the spotlight on his fourth studio album, "Velvet."
-
Music Reviews: Christine and the Queens’ ‘La vita nuova’
Christine and the Queens hones a uniquely conceptual brand of pop
-
Music Review: Caribou’s ‘Suddenly’
Caribou brings electronica to challenging new levels on his latest album
-
Trixie Mattel’s ‘Barbara’ review: Her most quintessentially “Trixie” album
Everyone's favorite drag queen-folk king expands her musical palette into sparkly pop-rock
