Grimes Watches the World Burn on ‘Miss Anthropocene’
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The button-pushing pop experimentalist's latest is a concept album (of sorts) on the climate crisis.
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Justin Bieber’s ‘Changes’ Is a One-Note Toast to Marital Happiness
Posted in: Album ReviewsPop superstar's first album in five years is sweet and tender, but ultimately shallow
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Beach Bunny’s ‘Honeymoon’ Is a Wonderful Power-Pop Pity Party
Posted in: Album ReviewsChicago band's debut is a showcase for Lily Trifilio's fantastic songwriting
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Nathaniel Rateliff Warmly Processes Pain on ‘And It’s Still Alright’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Colorado soulman tones down for a solo set that deals with loss and suffering.
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Tame Impala Take Us Even Higher on ‘The Slow Rush’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPsychedelic-pop conjurer Kevin Parker opens up his massive bag of sonic tricks
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Green Day Channel Classic Sounds They Love on ‘Father of All…’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe pop-punk heroes' first album in four years is one of their most fun ever
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Stone Temple Pilots Unplug and Lose Their Identity on New Album, ‘Perdida’
Posted in: Album ReviewsWIth flute, acoustic guitar, and generic lyrics, the onetime grunge icons seem to be facing an identity crisis
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Lil Wayne Displays Moments of Genius on the Wildly Uneven ‘Funeral’
Posted in: Album ReviewsHe's still one of the greatest of all time, but his 13th LP feels musically and thematically rudderless.
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Drive-By Truckers Channel Their Disgust With Trump’s America on ‘The Unraveling’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe roots-rockers' politically charged 12th album reminds us why they're one of our most vital bands.
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Louis Tomlinson Searches For a New Direction on ‘Walls’
Posted in: Album ReviewsDespite some promising moments, the One Direction member's solo debut doesn't quite assert enough musical independence
