Pixies Embrace the Darkness on ‘Beneath the Eyrie’
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On the third album since their reunion, the pioneering indie rockers work through their life changes together
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Charli XCX, With Friends, Maps Pop’s Future on ‘Charli’
Posted in: Album ReviewsHer first official LP in five years gathers a fluid global dream team for a wild, joyously bummed-out set of avant-pop bangers.
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Post Malone Keeps His Unstoppable Roll Going on ‘Hollywood’s Bleeding’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe rapper's third album further demonstrates his gift for turning dreamy darkness into Top 40 gold.
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Frankie Cosmos’ ‘Close It Quietly’ is a Tour de Force Songwriting Binge
Posted in: Album Reviews21 songs that map out the rich world of indie pop auteur Greta Kline
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Iggy Pop Finds a New Swagger on ‘Free’
Posted in: Album ReviewsAt 72, the Iguana proves he's something of a modern-day lounge lizard who, yes, still sings about sex
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MUNA’s ‘Saves the World’ Is a Synth-Rock Course In Deep California Blues
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe band displays a frightening level of emotional intelligence on their second album
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Bat for Lashes Finds Beauty in a Burning World on ‘Lost Girls’
Posted in: Album ReviewsWith more pronounced new wave influences, Natasha Khan, makes her yearning sound exquisite
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Jesse Malin and Lucinda Williams Celebrate Hard-Fought Survival on ‘Sunset Kids’
Posted in: Album ReviewsNew York punk troubadour tempers his rough-edged sound with help from producers Williams and Tom Overby
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Tool Return From a Long Hiatus With ‘Fear Inoculum’
Posted in: Album Reviews13 years since their last LP, the veteran art-metal megastars make a case for their relevance
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Joan Shelley’s ‘Like the River Loves the Sea’ is an Intimate Study in Beauty and Sorrow
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Kentucky country-folk singer-songwriter's sixth album vividly explores the course of a relationship
