Singer's seventh album is a companion to the third documentary about her life in which she's been involved
The best one-and-dones, including Lauryn Hill, Jeff Buckley, Young Marble Giants, and more
From Sixties pop smashes to Seventies protest classics
The singer's latest comes with tons of abject affection and a little misguided depth.
The album maintains a competent level of craft but lacks a big hit to pull it together
Revolutionary producer behind some of pop music’s most enduring songs dies from natural causes while serving prison sentence
The Houston superstar's debut LP is the explosive victory-lap we were expecting
John Lennon, Cher, Bing Crosby and more
Bowie, Kesha and opera: The wild one's best team-ups
There aren't many signs of her father's influence on the singer's indie-pop debut
