Imagine Dragons Still Know How to Efficiently Stomp Stadiums Into Rubble
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The alt-rock band remains reliably, radioactively enormous on the second installment of their double LP 'Mercury'
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Soccer Mommy Deepens Her Indie-Rock Brilliance on ‘Sometimes, Forever’
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn her third album, Sophie Allison proves herself to be one of the sharpest songwriters around
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Givēon’s Long-Awaited Debut, ‘Give or Take,’ Radiates Openhearted Confidence
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe R&B star's music sounds like the work of an artist who’s been sure of where he’s going for a long time
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French Montana Ditches the Flashy Features and Sounds More Focused Than Ever on ‘Montega’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe New York rapper's albums sometimes seem like they were built in a boardroom. His latest makes fewer concessions to the mainstream and sounds all the better for it
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Luke Combs’s Latest is Arena-Country With Nuance and Intimacy
Posted in: Album ReviewsCombs isn’t reinventing Nashville clichés but he does give them a fresh coat of wax
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Conan Gray Has Many Many Feelings — And Manages Them Quite Impressively on ‘Superache’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe 23-year-old YouTuber turned pop star's second album shows he's an astute observer of the human condition
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With ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ Drake Reminds Us He Has the Power to Reconfigure Taste –And Elevate Hip-Hop
Posted in: Album ReviewsHis seventh studio album is both a radical departure and a decently safe bet
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Elizabeth Fraser Still Sounds Divinely Alien on Sun’s Signature Debut
Posted in: Album ReviewsFormer Cocteau Twins singer's first new music in 13 years, recorded with her life partner, Massive Attack drummer Damon Reece, shows she still possesses the same magic
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Bartees Strange’s ‘Farm to Table’ Comes With Tons of Hype — He More Than Deserves It
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe indie singer-songwriter's second album explodes with ideas about music, politics, and life itself
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Maluma’s ‘The Love & Sex Tape’ Is Sorta Steamy But Ultimately Too Safe
Posted in: Album ReviewsHopefully this stopgap EP from the Colombian superstar will set up more satisfying work to come
