Texas Elevate Their Penchant for Musical Adventurism and Superior Songcraft with Ravishing ‘Hi’ | Album Review

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Texas is in red-hot form on ‘Hi’—ten records in and they’ve lost none of their artistic drive or technical proficiency that assisted in setting them apart from the crowd back in 1989.

Texas Return to Peak, Proficient Form with ‘Jump On Board’ | Album Review

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The group’s stellar ninth studio album expands their already-rich discography that any number of today's bands can (and should) take cues from.

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The Roots’ seventh studio affair is the disquieted soundtrack to learning you’re in a game engineered for you to lose—a first-person shooter with your weapons removed.

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