Julien Baker Dispenses Hard Truths and Displays Her Enormous Talent on ‘Little Oblivions’
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One of the best young singer-songwriters in indie rock reaches for a bigger sound on her third LP
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The Soundtrack to Sia’s ‘Music’ Is a Little Bit Better Than Her Universally Panned Movie
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe album maintains a competent level of craft but lacks a big hit to pull it together
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Slowthai Inspires Moshpit Energy and Shows More Emotion on ‘Tyron’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe UK rapper's second album is all about new beginnings.
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Aaron Lee Tasjan Hates Technological Alienation, Loves Versatile Pop-Rock Songcraft on ‘Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe East Nashville singer-songwriter delivers a tour-de-force
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Hayley Williams Delivers Delicate Confessionals on ‘Flowers’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Paramore singer has codified what a 'quarantine album' can be
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Sarah Mary Chadwick’s Grief Becomes Her Exquisite Muse on ‘Me and Ennui Are Friends, Baby’
Posted in: Album ReviewsWith just a piano and her brittle voice, the Melbourne-based singer-songwriter sings the things most people cannot say
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The Weather Station Hears the World Fade Away on ‘Ignorance’
Posted in: Album ReviewsTamara Lindeman's incredible new album is a visionary environmental plea
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John Carpenter’s ‘Lost Themes III’ Scares Up New Thrills
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe self-proclaimed Horror Master defends his title with 10 new songs in search of corpses to haunt
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Madlib’s ‘Sound Ancestors’ Is All About the Ecstasy of Discovery
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe wildly inventive rapper-producer teams up with electronic musician Four Tet to create an album that lives in the space between the past and the future.
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Maluma Soaks in Some Reggae Vibes on ‘#7DJ: 7 Días En Jamaica’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Colombian star worked with Jamaican artists to create an organic LP that never feels like musical tourism
