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Adéla’s Debut Album ‘PRIMA’ Struggles to Find Its Identity
Adéla’s debut album ‘PRIMA’ arrives with high expectations following her reality TV tenure, but the music often feels like a corporate product.
Alabama Shakes Return with ‘I Must Be Dreaming’
After an eleven-year hiatus, Alabama Shakes return with their new album ‘I Must Be Dreaming,’ balancing their signature retro-soul sound with new political urgency.
Turnstile’s ‘Never Enough: Versions’ Is a Sprawling, Audacious Remix Odyssey
Turnstile reimagines their acclaimed album ‘Never Enough’ with a star-studded remix collection that pushes the boundaries of their hardcore roots.
Mastodon Find New Clarity on ‘Marrow Deep’
Following the tragic loss of guitarist Brent Hinds, Mastodon returns with ‘Marrow Deep,’ an album that balances grief with a reinvigorated, functional sound.
The Enduring Legacy of The Eagles: Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975)
Fifty years after its release, The Eagles’ ‘Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975)’ remains a cultural touchstone that defines the American rock experience.
Wild Pink: Still Coming Down Album Review
John Ross returns with Wild Pink’s sixth album, Still Coming Down, a masterclass in literary heartland rock and quiet observation.
Sam Smith Returns to Their Roots with ‘Hazel Eyes’
Sam Smith trades pop artifice for organic soul and jazz influences on their deeply personal fourth studio album, ‘Hazel Eyes’.
Weezer: Weezer (Gold Album) Review
Weezer returns to their rock roots on their latest self-titled effort, attempting to recapture past magic while grappling with the realities of aging.
Paradis: Revisiting the Melancholic Magic of Recto Verso
We look back at the 2016 album Recto Verso by French duo Paradis, a record that redefined electro-pop as a Mediterranean dream.
The Cramps: Gravest Gravy Review
A deep dive into the long-awaited collection of early Cramps recordings produced by Alex Chilton.
GB: Herzsprung Album Review
Gustav Berntsen, known as GB, returns with his second album, Herzsprung, a masterclass in recontextualizing 1970s jazz fusion and art rock.