Review: Metallica’s Breakthrough LP ‘…And Justice For All’ Gets A Revealing Deep-Reissue
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A massive boxset reissue of their watershed 1988 album shows the band learning how to become metal megastars
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Review: Muse Get Lost in the Eighties on ‘Simulation Theory’
Posted in: Album ReviewsU.K. stadium band's latest is like a prog-rock 'Ready Player One'
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Lil Peep’s ‘Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2’ Is a Glimpse of the Rockstar That Should’ve Been
Posted in: Album ReviewsHis deeply melancholic posthumous LP shows that he was already bristling at the confines of Soundcloud rap
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Review: Kane Brown Forges His Own Path to Country Stardom on ‘Experiment’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe singer's second album is an ambitious testament to his eclectic, big-hearted vision
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Review: Rhett Miller Delivers Hooky, Plainspoken Confessionals on ‘The Messenger’
Posted in: Album ReviewsOld 97s frontman gets unsparingly nostalgic
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‘The Beatles (White Album) Super Deluxe’ Is a Revelatory Dive Into Their Frayed Late-Sixties Drama
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis 50th anniversary edition adds previously unheard demos to a bright new mix of the classic double-LP
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Review: Dead Can Dance Interpret Pagan Fervor on ‘Dionysus’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe duo's latest is a primal meditation
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Review: Marianne Faithfull Delivers Another Late-Career Masterwork on ‘Negative Capability’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe veteran singer cuts through the darkness as only she can
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Review: David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti’s ‘Thought Gang’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe filmmaker's free jazz experiment.
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Review: Free Jazz Titan Peter Brotzmann Shows His Softer Side on ‘Sparrow Nights’
Posted in: Album ReviewsIn a set of spare duets with pedal-steel radical Heather Leigh, the multi-reedist presents one of the moving statements of his 50-plus-year career
