What’s perhaps most remarkable about Dunn’s third studio album is the way in which she effectively balances power and subtlety throughout.
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By turns gritty, intense, and transcendent, ‘All Things Work Together’ captures the social, political, and religious undertones of today’s America.
Read moreRingo Starr’s 'Give More Love' Is a Fun & Thoughtful Romp | Album Review
A medley of optimistic sweet pop, tinged with melancholy, Ringo’s nineteenth album boasts contributions by Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Peter Frampton, and others.
Read moreLiving Colour Return with Vibrant, Vociferous Rocker ‘Shade’ | Album Review
‘Shade’ allows the band to showcase their sublime musical talents and venture in multiple directions without losing focus.
Read moreFoo Fighters’ ‘Concrete and Gold’ Explores the Collision of Grit and Gloss | Album Review
The band’s ninth LP allows the beauty of the music to shine, combining their signature grit with a little pop polish and songcraft.
Read moreTori Amos' ‘Native Invader’ is the Sharpest Song Suite in Her Oeuvre to Date | Album Review
Complementary to what came before, but with its spirit stirred by the moment, Amos' fifteenth proves that she's still a thrill.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Elliot Root ‘Conjure’ a Sound That Satisfies on Stellar Debut Effort
Although the Nashville band has been creating music for the last six years, their first full-length studio LP has just now surfaced.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: The Late Great Sean Price’s Legacy Shines On with ‘Imperius Rex’
Authentic with every skit and collaboration, 'Imperious Rex' lands atop the list of 2017’s best hip-hop albums.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: With ‘A Deeper Understanding,’ The War On Drugs Reimagine the American Rock Blueprint
With their fourth album, the Philadelphia based band has finessed a masterful and infectious adaptation of Baby Boomer album rock.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Queens of the Stone Age Fall Flat on Flawed ‘Villains’
Josh Homme & crew’s latest LP is a blind leap into the deep end of the unskimmed synth-pop pool without fully knowing how to swim.
Read moreShelby Lynne & Allison Moorer Craft Golden Collaboration ‘Not Dark Yet’ | Album Review
The sisters’ next challenge should be to do a whole album of original material, sussing out their songwriting synchronicity.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Van Hunt’s Lost Masterpiece ‘Popular’ Resurrected & Resplendent
If you already know Van Hunt, ‘Popular’ is a delightful surprise that will only reaffirm your love for his sadly underappreciated talents.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Mura Masa’s Eponymous Debut Captures the Musical Zeitgeist of Now
Alex Crossan a.k.a. Mura Masa has gifted us with his first full-length collection of beats featuring a who’s who of collaborators.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: ‘A Boy From Tupelo’ Collection Celebrates Elvis Presley, Raw & Unfiltered
Essential listening for Elvis fans and newbies alike, the compilation contains 85 tracks of Presley’s pure voice, which is pure gold.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Arcade Fire’s ‘Everything Now’ Defies Expectations, Demands Patience
While the band’s fifth studio LP is imperfect, it’s an album worth exploring and giving sufficient time to discover.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: Tanya Morgan’s ‘YGWY$4’ Pays Dividends for the Discerning Listener
Tanya Morgan are right—you do get what you pay for. Yet parting with your cash on this occasion won’t leave you short-changed.
Read moreWashed Out’s ‘Mister Mellow’ is His Most Soulful Trip Yet | Album Review
For being titled ‘Mister Mellow,’ Ernest Greene’s third studio LP is ironically the least sleepy of his albums released to date.
Read moreHAIM Expertly Balance the Retro and Modern on ‘Something To Tell You’ | Album Review
On their sophomore album, the Haim sisters have capably employed their evolving singing and songwriting prowess in nearly all the right places.
Read moreALBUM REVIEW: TLC Return with Reheated Grooves That Fail to Catch Fire
While it's understandable for artists to feel the need to create, TLC’s new album suggests that some things might just be better left alone.
Read moreLucy Rose’s ‘Something’s Changing’ is Intimate, Inspired and Indispensable | Album Review
An album of undeniable grace and unequivocal beauty, Rose’s third studio affair suggests that something has indeed changed in Lucy Rose.
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