Kim Gordon’s Solo Debut ‘No Home Record’ is Her Most Accessible, Immediate Work Since the Breakup of Sonic Youth
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The LP explores new terrain while recalling high-points from throughout her career.
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Latin Pop Boy Band CNCO Blows Up With ‘Que Quiénes Somos’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPan-Latino heartthrobs mine multiple diasporas with ease on accessible new EP
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Big Thief Take Their Celestial Sound in an Earthier Direction on ‘Two Hands’
Posted in: Album ReviewsIts the revered indie band's second album in five months.
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Nick Cave Looks for Peace and Finds Hope on ‘Ghosteen’
Posted in: Album ReviewsAs he continues to parse the loss of his teenage son, the main Bad Seed has created one of the most moving albums of his career
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Danny Brown’s ‘uknowhatimsayin¿’ Combines Humor, Hardship, and Razor-Sharp Storytelling
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn his latest the Detroit rapper elevates the art of self-deprecation to new heights.
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Wilco’s (Provisionally) Anti-Depressant ‘Ode To Joy’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe group’s 11th LP, their best in years, is a beautiful exercise in downhearted uplift.
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Angel Olsen’s ‘All Mirrors’ Is All About Ginormous Emotions and Epic Orchestrations
Posted in: Album ReviewsWith cinematic strings and goth-noir drama, the singer-songwriter makes her biggest, boldest record yet.
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Tegan and Sara Come of Age on ‘Hey, I’m Just Like You’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe twin sisters' latest features songs written while they were in high school
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DaBaby Submits His Application for King of the Babies with ‘KIRK’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe rapper shows why he's one of the year's most compelling breakout stars.
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The Replacements’ ‘Don’t Tell a Soul’ Gets the Second Life It Deserves With a New Box Set, ‘Dead Man’s Pop’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis expanded edition of the indie-rock heroes' 1989 album comes with a revelatory new mix of the original LP
