Neil Young and Crazy Horse Are Back, Thunderous and Ornery on ‘Barn’
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At 76, Neil is lovestruck one minute, incensed at the state of man and the world the next. It makes for a great album
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Tierra Whack’s New 3-Song EP ‘Rap?’ Is a Distillation of Her Competitive Spirit
Posted in: Album ReviewsOne of music's most exciting new innovators keeps writing her own story.
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Aerosmith Are Still Dreaming on Archival Release, ‘1971: The Road Starts Hear’
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn prenatal versions of "Dream On" and "Mama Kin," Boston's best bar band sounds more like Led Zep aficionados than Stones devotees
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Anuel AA Takes a Well-Earned Victory Lap on ‘Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Puerto Rican rapper's latest is full of on-brand swagger while also displaying a new maturity.
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David Bowie’s Lost Album ‘Toy’ Is Not a Message in a Bottle — But a Bittersweet Footnote
Posted in: Album ReviewsListening to Toy, it's clear Bowie is having an absolute blast, breathing new life into bits and bobs of his catalogue only really known by diehard fans
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French Montana Embodies Rap History And Makes Some of His Own
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Bronx MC evokes his hometown's glory days on They Got Amnesia
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Snoop Dogg Wants to Build a Bridge Between Gen-Z and Old Heads on ‘The Algorithm’
Posted in: Album ReviewsNew release marks his arrival at Def Jam as an executive creative and strategic consultant.
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’30’ Is the Best Adele Album Yet
Posted in: Album ReviewsShe's never sounded more ferocious than she does on '30 '— more alive to her own feelings, more virtuosic at shaping them into songs in the key of her own damn life
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Hear Nirvana Grow Up Fast in New ‘Nevermind’ Box Set
Posted in: Album ReviewsA new collection presents four concerts the pioneering grunge trio played just a few months after the release of their blockbuster album. You can hear how effortlessly they became quirky pop superstars
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Silk Sonic Are Here to Save Us With Seventies Soul
Posted in: Album ReviewsBruno Mars and Anderson .Paak's love letter to Seventies soul is more than just a retro good time
