Tanya Tucker Bolsters Her Country Legacy With the Powerful ‘While I’m Livin”
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The singer's comeback album recalls similarly inspiring LPs by Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson
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Sheer Mag Unite the Personal and Political on Bold Concept Album ‘A Distant Call’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPhilly rockers broaden their scope while retaining their DIY appeal on fierce yet poignant second LP
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Young Thug Has a Good Time Without Taking Any Risks on ‘So Much Fun’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe rapper is finally enjoying the mainstream success his talent deserves, and his 'debut album' has all the hallmarks of his influential aesthetic
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NF’s ‘The Search’ is a One-Note Depression Symphony
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis suffocatingly sad Christian beat out Chance the Rapper for the number spot on the charts, thus occasioning our negative review of his bad album.
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The Hold Steady Get Back to Big Riffs and Boozy Storytelling on ‘Thrashing Thru the Passion’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe band's their first album in five years is a return to form after a couple overly serious LPs.
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Sleater-Kinney’s ‘The Center Won’t Hold’ is a Vital Response to a Disconnected World
Posted in: Album ReviewsWorking with St. Vincent's Annie Clark, the beloved indie-rock band weaponizes nostalgia and fights social media malaise.
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Bon Iver’s ‘i, i’ is About Getting In Touch With Your Human Side
Posted in: Album ReviewsConjuring dread and hopefulness, Justin Vernon blends electronic and acoustic elements into a soulful, kaleidoscopic whole.
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Rick Ross is the Don We Know and Love on ‘Port of Miami 2’
Posted in: Album ReviewsHe pisses Moet, rocks a cheetah mink in summer and isn't entirely happy with the state of the American health care system
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‘Live 1969’ Is a Fascinating Snapshot of Elvis Presley in His Comeback Prime
Posted in: Album Reviews11-CD collection documents the King's return to live performance after an eight-year hiatus
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Song You Need to Know: Binky Philips and the Planets’ ‘Splitsville or Bust’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe New York rockers, revived after nearly three decades, pick up the pieces of a shattered career in the only way possible: with power chords.
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