‘Chris Cornell’ Attempts to Bring the Grunge Icon’s Musical Career Into Focus
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New box set collects music from Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave and Cornell's various solo projects
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Review: Anderson.Paak’s Vivacious ‘Oxnard’ Strives to Be a Cali-Hip-Hop Epic
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe album has some great moments, and a few missed opportunities.
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Review: Mark Knopfler’s ‘Down The Road Wherever’ is a Sturdy Blues-Roots Blend
Posted in: Album ReviewsThese songs are filled with images of memory and remembrance
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Review: Rosanne Cash Excels on Ambitious ‘She Remembers Everything’
Posted in: Album ReviewsCountry music royalty offers a master class in channeling life into song, with help from Elvis Costello and others
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Review: Mariah Carey Stays Current Without Losing Her Charm on ‘Caution’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe strong LP is highlighted by sassy love songs and a softer delivery.
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Review: Mumford and Sons’ Epic Bummer ‘Delta’
Posted in: Album ReviewsExperimental new album takes the band’s sound to gloomy extremes
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Review: Rush’s ‘Hemispheres’ Reissue Celebrates Band’s Prog-Era Peak
Posted in: Album ReviewsExpanded edition of the band's brainy 1978 classic features intense live material and illuminating new liner notes
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Review: Smashing Pumpkins’ ‘Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun’ is Infinite, Sad
Posted in: Album ReviewsThere's going back to 1993, or 1979.
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Review: Imagine Dragons Keep the Genre-Blurring Jock Jams Coming on ‘Origins’
Posted in: Album ReviewsOne of the biggest bands in the world remains eclectic-yet-milquetoast
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Review: Cupcakke Stays on a Roll with ‘Eden’
Posted in: Album ReviewsAutism awareness and the etiquette of sending nudes are just two of the topics covered on the raunchy Chicago rapper's latest
