‘Featuring Ty Dolla $ign’ Proves He’s More Than Everyone’s Favorite Collaborator
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His sleekest solo album to date further showcases his skill at navigating R&B, pop and rap.
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20 Years In, Gorillaz Are Still Imagining Pop’s Future
Posted in: Album ReviewsDamon Albarn and Co. go further into borderless pop with the help of Beck, Elton John, and others
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John Darnielle Keeps His Songwriting Roll Going on the Mountain Goats’ ‘Getting into Knives’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe band's latest has great songs inspired by unlikely subject matter like tweets and goldfish
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Beabadoobee Perfectly Channels the Nineties on ‘Fake it Flowers’
Posted in: Album ReviewsLondon songwriter Bea Kristi recalls vintage guitar sounds and finds her own unique voice on her debut LP
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‘Wildflowers & All the Rest’ Expands and Illuminates Tom Petty’s Classic 1994 Album
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis expanded edition makes a compelling case for Petty's 1994 LP as his definitive artistic statement
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Matt Berninger Is a Master of Gloomy Beauty on ‘Serpentine Prison’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe National frontman's gorgeous solo debut leans into his band's core sound while emphasizing what makes him unique
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Bruce Springsteen Confronts His Ghosts on the Rousing ‘Letter to You’
Posted in: Album ReviewsRecorded in just a few days with the E Street Band, this is one of the most personal statements of Springsteen's career
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Low Cut Connie Let It All Hang Out on ‘Private Lives’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPhilly band's sixth album exudes underdog spirit
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Brothers Osborne Deliver Their First Full-Fledged Rock Record with ‘Skeletons’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Maryland country duo find a nice balance of rough and smooth
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The Replacements’ ‘Pleased to Meet Me’ Box Set Is Filled With Great Music the Band Left in the Fridge
Posted in: Album ReviewsWith rare recordings featuring guitarist Bob Stinson and previously unreleased songs, the collection shines new light on the beloved indie-rock band's career turning point
