Inside the six-disc ultimate edition of 1973's Mind Games
On her fourth studio album, the Fifth Harmony alum charts a course to Miami
Charli XCX returns with brat, her best album in years and an immediate standout in her discography
Annie Clark's seventh studio album as St. Vincent is a sonic collage of the past 50 years of pop and rock
The Tortured Poets Department is a solid but underwhelming effort from a pop star at the peak of her powers
Taylor Swift moves away from the experimental magic of folklore and evermore and delivers a giddy, self-reflective…
Jepsen's new offering heightens her pop experimentation, at the cost of cohesion
Unearthed after nearly 50 years, you can hear (and feel) the Velvet Underground taking shape in this compelling…
Oozing with ambient grooves and catchy harmonies, the fifth volume of rarities from the avant-pop quintet calls back…
The longtime folk star finds new power with a move toward country for her sixth studio album
Alpha Games is the sound of a band trying to reignite its original sense of passion and intensity, to diminished…
The Irish band returns with a third album of post-punk that fails to elevate its Bauhaus and Joy Division-aping…
Vile’s sprawling new album captures the magic, loss, and wonderment of being alive
Wet Leg fulfills expectations for its awaited debut album with a collection of catchy, dazzling songs
Josh Tillman’s new album is a foray into old Hollywood that goes down like a smooth martini
Guitarist John Frusciante is back, and the band sounds like they want to pretend he never left
The longtime rapper’s final project, Forever, is a nostalgic consideration of his life and legacy—for good and ill
Though this isn’t the “Weezer-inspired” Weezer EP, it’s hopefully a taste of better things to come
After years of being the face of experimental pop, Charli plays into conventionality on her new album
This collection of five rare and unreleased tracks from the band’s last decade of existence reveals both the…