Review: Monkeys swing with new styles
The Arctic Monkeys return with a slightly more experimental sound.
The Arctic Monkeys return with a slightly more experimental sound.
Modern soul and alt-rock band The 1975 deliver an impressive debut album.
Franz Ferdinand’s released its fourth studio album, “Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action.”
Heavy-metal band Avenged Sevenfold returns with a familiar sound.
Former Odd Future hip-hop collective member Earl Sweatshirt returns from long absence with deep album.
Season nine “American Idol” winner Lee DeWyze makes attempt at greatness with “Frames.”
Indie band Yeah Yeah Yeahs return with bizarre punk album, “Mosquito.”
Back with more electronics than a Skrillex single and more artificial sunshine than a fluorescent lightbulb, Owl City’s “The Midsummer Station” condenses a season of sunlight into one lackluster album. Adam Young, the founder and frontman of the one-man band, released his second album, “Ocean Eyes,” which launched him into the high-spirited pop world…
After dominating this year’s Grammys, Lady Antebellum is back with its third studio album, “Own the Night,” that stays close to the modern country sound that earned the band its fame.
While a band named after the capital city of Lebanon might inspire thoughts of turmoil in the Middle East, Beirut’s new album, “The Rip Tide,” is an indie rock release with a complex but serene sound.