Ozuna’s Sci-Fi Opus ‘Nibiru’ Aims for the Stars — But Falls Short
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Ozuna ascends gracefully when he pushes past ill-fitting nostalgia and claims his contemporary moment.
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With a New Self-Titled Album, the Who Have Made Classic Rock Comfort Food
Posted in: Album ReviewsAlthough it's been 13 years since their last LP and more than half a century since they formed, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey still know who they are
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Prince’s ‘1999’ Box Set Contains Incredible Alternate Universe of Unreleased Songs
Posted in: Album ReviewsWith two discs of never-released recordings and electrifying live performances, the collection shows how the Artist became a star
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Beck’s ‘Hyperspace’ is a Dark, Heavenly Pop Fantasy
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe alt-pop icon teams up with Pharrell for a revelatory inner-space journey
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Coldplay Get Admirably Real on the Organically Expansive ‘Everyday Life’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe easy-listening rock kings deepen their politics and globe-trotting sound on a downright compelling LP.
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Leonard Cohen’s Profound ‘Thanks for the Dance’ Is a Posthumous Grace Note
Posted in: Album ReviewsRecordings from his final sessions find completion through his son, Adam, and fellow travelers, including Beck and Feist
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Lil Peep’s ‘Everybody’s Everything’ is a Posthumous Grab Bag That Chronicles the Enigmatic Rapper’s Rise
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe album follows the course of the late rapper's short career
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A Deluxe Reissue of the Band’s Cozy Self-Titled LP (Has Surely Come)
Posted in: Album ReviewsDespite few unreleased tracks, the deluxe edition of this 1969 Americana masterpiece is gratifying
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Celine Dion’s ‘Courage’ Has Her Believing in Life After Love
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe singer's first English-language album in six years is the sound of a woman overcoming personal loss and getting her groove back.
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DJ Shadow Throws an Epic Pity Party on ‘Our Pathetic Age’
Posted in: Album ReviewsFeaturing Nas, Pharoahe Monch and members of the Wu-Tang Clan, the most recent dispatch from Josh Davis looks backward while moving his sound forward
