They're One of the Most Incredible Pairs in American Music. A Tornado Didn't Manage to Stop Them.
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings' new album highlights their enduring collaboration, addressing contemporary challenges through traditional country-folk music.
Adeline Hotel: Whodunnit
Breakup albums can embrace a whimsical and healing approach instead of traditional anger and resentment.
Coldplay: Moon Music
Coldplay embraces emotional depth and creativity in their music while exploring themes of repression and vulnerability.
Katy Perry's Latest Album Isn't as Bad as Her Timing
Katy Perry's album 143 is critically panned, scoring 35 on Metacritic, the lowest for a female artist ever recorded.
Fresh Sounds for Your September Playlist: Discover Jasmin x Aule, Isolation Berlin, and LIAS - KALTBLUT Magazine
Isolation Berlin's new album blends pop, rock, and chanson, exploring profound themes with haunting melodies and nostalgic reflections.
Two Shell: Two Shell
The album blends chaos and originality, embodying a postmodern ethos with various musical influences and a playful approach.
They're One of the Most Incredible Pairs in American Music. A Tornado Didn't Manage to Stop Them.
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings' new album highlights their enduring collaboration, addressing contemporary challenges through traditional country-folk music.
Adeline Hotel: Whodunnit
Breakup albums can embrace a whimsical and healing approach instead of traditional anger and resentment.
Coldplay: Moon Music
Coldplay embraces emotional depth and creativity in their music while exploring themes of repression and vulnerability.
Katy Perry's Latest Album Isn't as Bad as Her Timing
Katy Perry's album 143 is critically panned, scoring 35 on Metacritic, the lowest for a female artist ever recorded.
Fresh Sounds for Your September Playlist: Discover Jasmin x Aule, Isolation Berlin, and LIAS - KALTBLUT Magazine
Isolation Berlin's new album blends pop, rock, and chanson, exploring profound themes with haunting melodies and nostalgic reflections.
Two Shell: Two Shell
The album blends chaos and originality, embodying a postmodern ethos with various musical influences and a playful approach.
Garbage's 1998 album redefined alt-rock with a synthetic sound, using irony to challenge the genre's obsession with authenticity.
We could be the biggest band of all time': The fall of the Stone Roses, the group tipped to be the new Beatles
The Stone Roses' second album, Second Coming, marked a disappointing shift in their musical trajectory, contrasting starkly with their celebrated debut.
Garbage: Version 2.0
Garbage's 1998 album redefined alt-rock with a synthetic sound, using irony to challenge the genre's obsession with authenticity.
We could be the biggest band of all time': The fall of the Stone Roses, the group tipped to be the new Beatles
The Stone Roses' second album, Second Coming, marked a disappointing shift in their musical trajectory, contrasting starkly with their celebrated debut.
King Stingray: For the Dreams review an unbridled celebration of life from Yolu surf rockers
King Stingray's follow-up album continues their established themes, providing bright, uplifting music without significant deviation from their debut's formula.
Nala Sinephro: Endlessness review cosmic jazz musician's cycle-of-life meditation
Sinephro's follow-up album continues her exploration of jazz, spirituality, and life cycles, enhancing her previous work while expanding collaboration with contemporary artists.
Claire Martin - new album 'Almost in Your Arms'
Claire Martin's new album 'Almost in Your Arms' showcases her diverse talent and features a masterful collaboration with Swedish musicians.
Mark Cherrie Quartet - 'Any Anxious Colour'
Mark Cherrie’s album showcases the lyrical beauty of the steel pan blended with contemporary jazz elements.
Etienne Charles: Creole Orchestra review jazz trumpeter's big band dream come true
Etienne Charles's 10th album is a significant achievement, blending traditional Caribbean sounds with innovative big band jazz arrangements.
Reinier Baas & Ben van Gelder - 'This Is Water'
This Is Water showcases adventurous jazz from Ben van Gelder and Reinier Baas, featuring a rich blend of sounds and strong collaborations.
Alan Barnes, David Newton - ' 'Tis Autumn'
This album exemplifies relaxed yet intricate jazz performances that are deeply emotive and masterfully executed.
Nala Sinephro: Endlessness review cosmic jazz musician's cycle-of-life meditation
Sinephro's follow-up album continues her exploration of jazz, spirituality, and life cycles, enhancing her previous work while expanding collaboration with contemporary artists.
Claire Martin - new album 'Almost in Your Arms'
Claire Martin's new album 'Almost in Your Arms' showcases her diverse talent and features a masterful collaboration with Swedish musicians.
Mark Cherrie Quartet - 'Any Anxious Colour'
Mark Cherrie’s album showcases the lyrical beauty of the steel pan blended with contemporary jazz elements.
Etienne Charles: Creole Orchestra review jazz trumpeter's big band dream come true
Etienne Charles's 10th album is a significant achievement, blending traditional Caribbean sounds with innovative big band jazz arrangements.
Reinier Baas & Ben van Gelder - 'This Is Water'
This Is Water showcases adventurous jazz from Ben van Gelder and Reinier Baas, featuring a rich blend of sounds and strong collaborations.
Alan Barnes, David Newton - ' 'Tis Autumn'
This album exemplifies relaxed yet intricate jazz performances that are deeply emotive and masterfully executed.
'The Great Impersonator' | Every Single Album: Halsey
Halsey's The Great Impersonator relies heavily on her personal health struggles, questioning the necessity of being a concept album and exploring her artist future.
Half Waif: See You at the Maypole
The album navigates grief and motherhood, using texture over lyrics to express complex emotions.
Wild Pink: Dulling the Horns
The central message of 'Eating the Egg Whole' is that sometimes dreams are meant to be forgotten rather than pursued.
Duster: In Dreams
Duster's music balances reality and illusion, weaving tales that convey deep emotions while also exploring new creative avenues.
Top of the pips: Fiona Apple's 20 greatest songs ranked!
Apple's rendition of a Beatles song is emotionally resonant, perceived as superior to the original.
Her work encapsulates the exploration of complex themes like love, redemption, and personal freedom.
'The Great Impersonator' | Every Single Album: Halsey
Halsey's The Great Impersonator relies heavily on her personal health struggles, questioning the necessity of being a concept album and exploring her artist future.
Half Waif: See You at the Maypole
The album navigates grief and motherhood, using texture over lyrics to express complex emotions.
Wild Pink: Dulling the Horns
The central message of 'Eating the Egg Whole' is that sometimes dreams are meant to be forgotten rather than pursued.
Duster: In Dreams
Duster's music balances reality and illusion, weaving tales that convey deep emotions while also exploring new creative avenues.
Top of the pips: Fiona Apple's 20 greatest songs ranked!
Apple's rendition of a Beatles song is emotionally resonant, perceived as superior to the original.
Her work encapsulates the exploration of complex themes like love, redemption, and personal freedom.
How the Cure, back after 16 years, made the best rock album of 2024
The Cure's 'Songs of a Lost World' revitalizes rock music after years of stagnation, marking their impressive return after 16 years.
Oasis: Definitely Maybe reviewed archive, August 1994
Oasis's Definitely Maybe revives rock's youthful exuberance and simplicity, embodying catchy melodies and rebellious themes reminiscent of the early Beatles.
How the Cure, back after 16 years, made the best rock album of 2024
The Cure's 'Songs of a Lost World' revitalizes rock music after years of stagnation, marking their impressive return after 16 years.
Oasis: Definitely Maybe reviewed archive, August 1994
Oasis's Definitely Maybe revives rock's youthful exuberance and simplicity, embodying catchy melodies and rebellious themes reminiscent of the early Beatles.
Halsey issues hilarious response to Pitchfork's poor album review
Halsey creatively refutes a critical review, turning it into a promotional opportunity highlighting positive interpretations of her work.
Yeah, Halsey Is Mad at Pitchfork Again
Halsey creatively engages with criticism from Pitchfork after receiving a low score for her album The Great Impersonator, showcasing her duality as an artist.
Halsey issues hilarious response to Pitchfork's poor album review
Halsey creatively refutes a critical review, turning it into a promotional opportunity highlighting positive interpretations of her work.
Yeah, Halsey Is Mad at Pitchfork Again
Halsey creatively engages with criticism from Pitchfork after receiving a low score for her album The Great Impersonator, showcasing her duality as an artist.
Critique is irrelevant; true worth lies in action and experience, as embodied by Amyl and the Sniffers' punk ethos.
Undeath: More Insane
Undeath's "More Insane" creatively blends traditional death metal with other musical influences while employing an agile, athletic approach to enhance their sound.
GloRilla: GLORIOUS
GloRilla's album GLORIOUS blends spirituality with rap, showcasing her growth as an artist.
I'm A Swiftie, So I Ranked All 36 Variants Of Taylor Swift's "TTPD" Album
Taylor Swift's 36 album variants spark criticism for promoting overconsumption, especially among dedicated fans and environmentally conscious listeners.
Wild Pink Break Down New Album Dulling the Horns Track by Track: Exclusive
Wild Pink's album 'Dulling the Horns' showcases their growth and innovation, featuring evolved lyricism and energetic instrumentals.
On Manning Fireworks, MJ Lenderman Has Done Something Special
MJ Lenderman's 'Manning Fireworks' showcases a more refined and reserved songwriting approach, contrasting his previous energetic style.
Illuminati Hotties: Power
Sarah Tudzin navigates the complexities of success and personal life in her latest album as Illuminati Hotties, exploring themes of ambition and anxiety.
Wild Pink Break Down New Album Dulling the Horns Track by Track: Exclusive
Wild Pink's album 'Dulling the Horns' showcases their growth and innovation, featuring evolved lyricism and energetic instrumentals.
On Manning Fireworks, MJ Lenderman Has Done Something Special
MJ Lenderman's 'Manning Fireworks' showcases a more refined and reserved songwriting approach, contrasting his previous energetic style.
Illuminati Hotties: Power
Sarah Tudzin navigates the complexities of success and personal life in her latest album as Illuminati Hotties, exploring themes of ambition and anxiety.
Katy Perry's album '143' represents her complicated relationship with pop culture at a pivotal moment in her career.
The Rheingans Sisters: Start Close In review a radical leap into darkness
Rowan and Anna Rheingans' new album 'Start Close In' merges radical folk influences with themes of resilience and beauty in the face of adversity.
Masayoshi Fujita: Migratory
Birds have an incredible ability to navigate migratory routes with precision, a skill mirrored in Masayoshi Fujita's album 'Migratory' with complex musical landscapes.
Nala Sinephro: Endlessness
Nala Sinephro's 'Endlessness' excels in merging ambient and jazz, offering a fresh take on contemporary music.
Beyonce's Shutout at the CMAs Proves Country Music's Gatekeeping Is Alive and Well
The CMA's failure to nominate Cowboy Carter highlights ongoing racial barriers in country music.
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter showcases genre-blending artistry, deeply personal themes, and addresses racial perceptions in the country music industry.
Leeds indie band English Teacher win Mercury prize
English Teacher's debut album won the Mercury Prize, showcasing originality and charm in a competitive indie music scene.
5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right Now
Isata Kanneh-Mason's latest album of Mendelssohn siblings' music exemplifies her thoughtful artistry and fulfilling performances.