Review: King Gizz begins impressive three album run
With their 21st full-length album, “Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms and Lava,” King Gizz creates their longest cuts yet.
With their 21st full-length album, “Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms and Lava,” King Gizz creates their longest cuts yet.
Pusha T returns with more impressive wordsmithing and fitting production.
Red Hot Chili Peppers re-enter the music scene with a disappointing new album.
On his latest LP, Denzel Curry delivers his most raw and down-to-earth music yet.
“Crash” proves to be an encyclopedia of pop, featuring a number of iconic artists.
Rex Orange County’s latest “Who cares?” is a look into his emotions
Beach House creates another collection of dream-pop, ethereal-sounding songs.
“Laurel Hell” acts as Mitski’s bittersweet farewell to the burden of her success.
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Lorde and Antonoff make an incredible team — each song offers something extraordinarily enjoyable, whether that’s basking in the sun or stuck in an existential airport.
Despite the title, “Heart” — Eric Church’s first release from his triple album, “Heart & Soul” — is not an album of stereotypical country love songs.