The rising Canadian pop singer's genre pivots can lack cohesion, but she powers through with rage-filled anthems and cathartic ballads.
The singer-songwriter's seventh album is a house of spirits, haunted by the ghosts of Jeff Buckley, of Jay Reatard, of childhood and innocence and moments long past
The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper spends much of his fifth studio album deconstructing his own mythology. The result is at moments brilliant but on the whole, frustratingly uneven
Harry Styles delivers sleek, heartfelt pop pleasures on his great third album
The ascending Mexican American star's sonic choices have never felt more deliberate or personal
Intimate Toronto shows offer a glimpse of the band playing with a ferocity that proves they were more than bored, disconnected rock stars.
Radiohead's songwriting nucleus team with jazz drummer Tom Skinner on 'A Light for Attracting Attention,' a lower-stakes, jammy album with some of their most straightforward songs in years
ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons is among the guests on the long-running arena-garage band's latest
She chases her errent impulses down whichever mossy, forked path they might lead her
The album is at its best when the Puerto Rican star enlists indie luminaries like Buscabulla, Bomba Estereo, and the Marias
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