Pitchfork reviews significant new music releases each week. This week's highlights include albums from artists like Miley Cyrus, who has embraced her experimental side with "Something Beautiful," and Ty Segall, whose album "Possession" diverges from his established sound to explore American tales. The column emphasizes the variety of music available from different artists and encourages subscriptions to their New Music Friday newsletter for ongoing updates and recommendations.
After winning the Record of the Year Grammy for "Flowers" last year, Miley Cyrus took a logical next step that often eludes pop stars at the highest level: She leaned into her weirdest, most experimental impulses for an album that panders to nobody but herself.
Possession isn't the usual Ty Segall record as of late. The longtime psych-rock staple co-wrote the album with filmmaker Matt Yoka to be a collection of American stories about hopeless kleptomaniacs.
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