6 Takeaways From Lady Gaga's New Album MAYHEMLady Gaga's new album, MAYHEM, signifies a return to her eccentric pop roots with a blend of various musical influences.
Sam Fender: People WatchingSam Fender's music successfully captures working-class life struggles in the UK, cementing his status as a notable artist akin to 'Geordie Springsteen.'
How XL Recordings Founder Richard Russell Made His New Folk RecordRichard Russell's latest album blends modern and traditional folk influences with diverse collaborations, showcasing a dialogue between genres.
Horsegirl: Phonetics On and OnHorsegirl's second album explores themes of transition and identity through experimental lyrics and non-traditional song structures.
Chris Imler: The Internet Will Break My Heart review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the monthChris Imler's album explores the dark themes of internet culture through eclectic sounds, blending humour and authenticity.
Which Pop Stars Need to Return to Their Roots?Lady Gaga successfully returns to her rock-influenced dance roots with her latest album, engaging fans with nostalgic sounds.Relaunching an early musical style can be both risky and rewarding for pop artists.
6 Takeaways From Lady Gaga's New Album MAYHEMLady Gaga's new album, MAYHEM, signifies a return to her eccentric pop roots with a blend of various musical influences.
Sam Fender: People WatchingSam Fender's music successfully captures working-class life struggles in the UK, cementing his status as a notable artist akin to 'Geordie Springsteen.'
How XL Recordings Founder Richard Russell Made His New Folk RecordRichard Russell's latest album blends modern and traditional folk influences with diverse collaborations, showcasing a dialogue between genres.
Horsegirl: Phonetics On and OnHorsegirl's second album explores themes of transition and identity through experimental lyrics and non-traditional song structures.
Chris Imler: The Internet Will Break My Heart review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the monthChris Imler's album explores the dark themes of internet culture through eclectic sounds, blending humour and authenticity.
Which Pop Stars Need to Return to Their Roots?Lady Gaga successfully returns to her rock-influenced dance roots with her latest album, engaging fans with nostalgic sounds.Relaunching an early musical style can be both risky and rewarding for pop artists.
Anxious Break Down New Album Bambi Track by Track: ExclusiveAnxious's new album 'Bambi' explores themes of loss and personal evolution through engaging lyrics and dynamic instrumentals.
The Indestructible Water Bear Finds Power in Vulnerability on "Everything Is OK" - KALTBLUT MagazineThe Indestructible Water Bear's album 'Everything Is OK' masterfully explores the complexities of love through powerful themes and relatable emotions.
Anxious Break Down New Album Bambi Track by Track: ExclusiveAnxious's new album 'Bambi' explores themes of loss and personal evolution through engaging lyrics and dynamic instrumentals.
The Indestructible Water Bear Finds Power in Vulnerability on "Everything Is OK" - KALTBLUT MagazineThe Indestructible Water Bear's album 'Everything Is OK' masterfully explores the complexities of love through powerful themes and relatable emotions.
Population II: Maintenant JamaisPopulation II merges progressive rock with garage energy, creating catchy songs while challenging traditional genre boundaries.
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Break Down New Album Death Hilarious Track by TrackPigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs blends surrealism with dark themes and heavy riffs in their new album, Death Hilarious.
Saba and No ID Threw Everything Into the Pot on Their New AlbumSaba collaborates with No I.D. to create a vibrant album that explores community and personal growth, marking a significant evolution in his music.
Elton John and Brandi Carlile: Who Believes in Angels? review a true meeting of mindsElton John's latest album 'Who Believes in Angels?' showcases a deeper creative partnership with Brandi Carlile, blending classic songwriting with contemporary sensibilities.
8088i / CoffeeBlack: "my cat likes you"CoffeeBlack's album embodies spontaneous creativity in music collaboration.The track "my cat likes you" symbolizes improvisational music-making.
Saba and No ID Threw Everything Into the Pot on Their New AlbumSaba collaborates with No I.D. to create a vibrant album that explores community and personal growth, marking a significant evolution in his music.
Elton John and Brandi Carlile: Who Believes in Angels? review a true meeting of mindsElton John's latest album 'Who Believes in Angels?' showcases a deeper creative partnership with Brandi Carlile, blending classic songwriting with contemporary sensibilities.
8088i / CoffeeBlack: "my cat likes you"CoffeeBlack's album embodies spontaneous creativity in music collaboration.The track "my cat likes you" symbolizes improvisational music-making.
Skrillex Fell in Wub AgainSkrillex's innovative release strategies and production style reflect his multifaceted artistry and cultural relevance in the music industry.
Bryan Ferry and Amelia Barratt: Loose Talk review | Alexis Petridis' album of the weekBryan Ferry's new album, Loose Talk, reworks unreleased demos, blending nostalgia with fresh arrangements, showcasing his evolution as an artist.
How to Make Playboi Carti's Music a Better AlbumPlayboi Carti's new album showcases electric raps and chaotic energy, appealing to diverse listeners but suffering from inconsistency.
Radiohead's The Bends Was a Sophomore Record No One Saw ComingRadiohead's 'The Bends' was pivotal in establishing them as serious musicians from uncertain beginnings.
Robert Palmer: CluesRobert Palmer's 'Clues' is a defining album that connects the 1970s rock era with the electronic innovations of the 1980s.
Radiohead's The Bends Was a Sophomore Record No One Saw ComingRadiohead's 'The Bends' was pivotal in establishing them as serious musicians from uncertain beginnings.
Robert Palmer: CluesRobert Palmer's 'Clues' is a defining album that connects the 1970s rock era with the electronic innovations of the 1980s.
Malmin: Med Ashild Vetrhus review | Jude Rogers's folk album of the monthKrets' debut, Malmin, features a daring blend of Rogaland folk, experimental sound, and emotional depth, defying conventional music comforts.
The 20 best breakup albums of all timeMiley Cyrus's "Bangerz" intricately weaves themes of heartbreak and independence into pop music, marking her evolution from Disney star to mature artist.Tyler, the Creator's "Igor" merges character exploration with personal confessions, showcasing his unique approach to vulnerability in love and relationships.
Tate McRae: So Close to WhatTatiana's persona and substantial fan support suggest Tate McRae is approaching pop stardom, yet her work lacks significant originality.
The 20 best breakup albums of all timeMiley Cyrus's "Bangerz" intricately weaves themes of heartbreak and independence into pop music, marking her evolution from Disney star to mature artist.Tyler, the Creator's "Igor" merges character exploration with personal confessions, showcasing his unique approach to vulnerability in love and relationships.
Tate McRae: So Close to WhatTatiana's persona and substantial fan support suggest Tate McRae is approaching pop stardom, yet her work lacks significant originality.
John Glacier: Like a RibbonJohn Glacier's debut album, Like a Ribbon, is a lush, engaging work that transcends its hype, showcasing her unique vocal presence and artistry.
Sabrina Carpenter's New Song May Nod To Her Ex, Barry KeoghanSabrina Carpenter embraces love's complexities in her new song "Bad Reviews" despite acknowledging its troubling feedback.
Saint Motel Break Down New Album Symphony in the Sky Track by TrackSaint Motel's new album highlights their cinematic approach to music with a cohesive orchestral pop experience.The album features twelve extensive tracks that showcase a range of emotions and textures.
Dorothea Paas: Think of MistDorothea Paas emerges as a compelling solo artist in Toronto's indie music scene with her acclaimed albums that blend personal themes with rich musicality.
With a raw new album, D.C. indie duo Grlztoy grow into themselvesGrlztoy's album 'Blue!' serves as a cathartic reflection of personal and collective angst, capturing the essence of growth and self-awareness.
Dorothea Paas: Think of MistDorothea Paas emerges as a compelling solo artist in Toronto's indie music scene with her acclaimed albums that blend personal themes with rich musicality.
With a raw new album, D.C. indie duo Grlztoy grow into themselvesGrlztoy's album 'Blue!' serves as a cathartic reflection of personal and collective angst, capturing the essence of growth and self-awareness.
Sharon Van Etten and the Attachment Theory album review | Alexis Petridis's album of the monthSharon Van Etten's new album showcases her evolution from solo artist to collaborative frontwoman, embracing new influences and a collective identity.
Mogwai: The Bad FireMogwai's song titles infuse absurdist humor into music, showing their evolution from explosive soundscapes to a more uplifting, consistent style.
Sharon Van Etten and the Attachment Theory album review | Alexis Petridis's album of the monthSharon Van Etten's new album showcases her evolution from solo artist to collaborative frontwoman, embracing new influences and a collective identity.
Mogwai: The Bad FireMogwai's song titles infuse absurdist humor into music, showing their evolution from explosive soundscapes to a more uplifting, consistent style.
5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right NowSeong-Jin Cho's latest Ravel recording showcases technical skill but sometimes lacks the intensity and expressiveness found in other interpretations.
FKA twigs Redefines Artistic Brilliance with EUSEXUA | stupidDOPEFKA twigs' EUSEXUA uniquely blends music and emotion, showcasing her artistry through personal narrative and a diverse sonic landscape.
Voice Actor: Lust (1)Voice Actor's new album 'Lust (1)' combines ambient soundscapes and poetic vocals, creating a unique musical experience that feels both primitive and deeply emotional.
8 Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to NowNew music highlights include significant releases from artists like Mac Miller and the Weather Station, showcasing diverse themes and artistry.
Ringo Starr: Look UpStarr's 'Look Up' album marks a significant return to country music with a blend of modern production and heartfelt performances.