Post Malone Expands His Sound as He Looks Inward on ‘Twelve Carat Toothache’
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His fourth album is full of big-name cameos, sweeping gestures, and pensive vibes
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Horsegirl Are Reviving Indie-Rock Tradition — And Reimagining It
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn their first album, the Chicago trio are dead serious about returning a classic sound to its brazen roots
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Angel Olsen’s ‘Big Time’ Is the Album She’s Been Waiting All Her Life to Make
Posted in: Album ReviewsSix albums in, the indie rock darling makes a joyful, triumphant breakthrough
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Wilco Get Back to the Roots They Never Had on ‘Cruel Country’
Posted in: Album ReviewsTheir latest is a beautifully rootsy album with a broken sense of patriotic concern
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Tate McRae Bares Her Soul a Little Unevenly on ‘I Used to Think I Could Fly’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe rising Canadian pop singer's genre pivots can lack cohesion, but she powers through with rage-filled anthems and cathartic ballads.
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Kevin Morby Travels to Memphis and Has a Metaphysical Reawakening on ‘This Is a Photograph’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe singer-songwriter's seventh album is a house of spirits, haunted by the ghosts of Jeff Buckley, of Jay Reatard, of childhood and innocence and moments long past
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Kendrick Lamar Has Been Going Through Something
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper spends much of his fifth studio album deconstructing his own mythology. The result is at moments brilliant but on the whole, frustratingly uneven
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Harry Styles’ ‘Harry’s House’ is a Smooth, Sensitive Step Forward For One of Pop’s Most Likable Stars
Posted in: Album ReviewsHarry Styles delivers sleek, heartfelt pop pleasures on his great third album
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Becky G Grabs Her Own Spotlight on the Excellent ‘Esquemas’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe ascending Mexican American star's sonic choices have never felt more deliberate or personal
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No Inflatable Penis, But Plenty of Blues: Rolling Stones Unleash Rare Live 1977 Club Tapes
Posted in: Album ReviewsIntimate Toronto shows offer a glimpse of the band playing with a ferocity that proves they were more than bored, disconnected rock stars.
