Review: Yo La Tengo takes matters into their own hands with ‘This Stupid World’
On their pandemic-era record, the band addresses the world’s lonely and confusing circumstances head-on.
Review: Earl Sweatshirt’s ‘SICK!’ is intriguing, opaque and resonant
Even within a sub-30-minute run time, Earl’s album provides a career retrospective. Blending the sounds that have defined his career, he creates a cohesive offering set in society’s present moment and his current sonic aesthetic.
Review: Adele’s ‘30’ is more than just a heartbreak album
Grab the tissues — Adele is back.
Review: ‘Valentine’ is a dynamic move forward for Snail Mail
On her sophomore album, the indie-rock artist explores love and heartbreak with a more expansive palette.
Review: ABBA’s ‘Voyage’ revives the band’s iconic sound
The internationally beloved Swedish pop group is bringing the 1970s back.
Review: Parquet Courts evolves their sound on ‘Sympathy for Life’
The ever-influential Parquet Courts allow themselves to be daring and inspired on their latest album.
Moses Sumney’s Maximalist Album Radiates With a Spectrum of Meanings
Moses Sumney’s “græ: Part I” disrupts conventionality with complex emotional profundity.
Coldplay Announces Upcoming Double Album, Releases New Singles
The British band is back with its first new music release in almost four years.
‘Ariel Archives Vol. 1’: Ariel Pink Exhumes His Poltergeists in Three-Album Re-Exploration of His Career
The singer-songwriter sets out to recontextualize his Haunted Graffiti era in the modern day.
On “Norman F-cking Rockwell,” Lana Del Rey Gives the Finger to Modern America
The forlorn singer paints an abstract picture with instant classics.
Bring Me the Horizon Explores Pop, Alt Rock on ‘amo’
The metalcore band opts for a softer sound on their new release.
