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Låpsley’s ‘Through Water’ Reflects a Creative Force In Command of Her Craft | Album Review

April 7, 2020 Matthew Hocter

A self-assurance has now taken over and the broken relationships and internal hurt that permeated through Låpsley’s debut LP appear to have taken a back seat here on her follow-up effort.

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Enemy Radio’s ‘Loud Is Not Enough’ Captures the Power & Spirit of Public Enemy’s Most Salient Work | Album Review

April 5, 2020 Jesse Ducker

Though regrettably overshadowed by the recent Chuck D vs. Flavor Flav conflict hoax, ‘Loud Is Not Enough’ is raw, confrontational, thoughtful, and poetic, just like the Public Enemy’s best work.

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In REVIEW Tags Public Enemy, Enemy Radio, Chuck D, Flavor Flav, DJ Lord
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Dua Lipa Looks Back to Take a Giant Leap Forward with ‘Future Nostalgia’ | Album Review

April 3, 2020 Quentin Harrison

There’s a genuine sense of joy and musical discovery that permeates every part of Lipa’s second album that not even the staunchest rock press pundit could disavow.

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Kandace Springs’ ‘The Women Who Raised Me’ Is The Aural Antidote We Need Right Now | Album Review

April 2, 2020 Patrick Corcoran

What better antidote to the increasing insanity of our world than Springs’ set of great cover songs, which she sings brilliantly with panache and style.

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Vanessa Carlton Fulfills Her Artistic Purpose with Career Pinnacle ‘Love Is An Art’ | Album Review

April 1, 2020 Quentin Harrison

Eleven songs constitute the record and they all cohere into a beautiful whole, at the same time, each selection is unique and capable of standing on its own.

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In REVIEW Tags Vanessa Carlton
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Jay Electronica Rewards Our Patience with Intriguing, Better-Late-Than-Never Debut Album ‘A Written Testimony’ | Review

March 31, 2020 Jesse Ducker

‘A Written Testimony’ isn’t the transformative album that so many hip-hop heads had been dreaming about for over decade. But perhaps such expectations were misguided to begin with.

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In REVIEW Tags Jay Electronica
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Childish Gambino’s Genius Manifests in Multiple Forms on Enthralling ‘3.15.20’ | Album Review

March 30, 2020 Patrick Corcoran

Though there may be a lull at the midway point of the album, the rest is an endlessly interesting, shape-shifting beast where nothing stays still for too long.

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In REVIEW Tags Childish Gambino, Donald Glover
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Morrissey’s ‘I Am Not A Dog On A Chain’ Accelerates His Descent Toward Irrelevance | Album Review

March 17, 2020 Libby Cudmore

Perhaps Morrissey’s biggest failure with ‘I Am Not A Dog On A Chain’ is that it actually unites us where it is intended to divide.

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Extra Prolific Surprises and Delights on Stellar Return-to-Form ‘Like It’s Supposed to Be’ | Album Review

March 14, 2020 Jesse Ducker

Being mature and pious on record without being overly preachy is a difficult needle to thread, but Snupe succeeds with ‘Like It’s Supposed to Be.’

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In REVIEW Tags Extra Prolific
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Lauv Gives Listeners All the Feels on Bold, Brave Debut Album ‘How I’m Feeling’ | Album Review

March 14, 2020 Matthew Hocter

Lauv’s debut studio affair showcases a singer for those that are looking for the power behind the words, encased in the beauty and complexity of his music.

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Fueled by Experience & Emotion, Jadakiss Delivers His Career Magnum Opus ‘Ignatius’ | Album Review

March 11, 2020 Daryl McIntosh

Jadakiss’ fifth solo LP is a survivor’s ball from a veteran emcee who has transcended the harshness of Yonkers, NY and achieved longevity within an often-unforgiving industry.

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Mandy Moore’s ‘Silver Landings’ Is An Unequivocal Triumph | Album Review

March 8, 2020 Quentin Harrison

Though many of the songs that comprise Moore’s seventh studio album are bittersweet, they do yield an undertow of hope and knowledge gained too.

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In REVIEW Tags Mandy Moore
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Lisa Loeb Pulls Off ‘A Simple Trick To Happiness’ with Her Songcraft in Full Stride | Album Review

March 8, 2020 Quentin Harrison

Operating as Loeb’s first collection of original material since ‘No Fairytale’ (2013), ‘A Simple Trick To Happiness’ finds the singer, songwriter and musician in excellent form once again.

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Caroline Rose Navigates the Spiraling Path to Stardom with Ambitiously Conceived ‘Superstar’ | Album Review

March 3, 2020 Sarah Paolantonio

Performing the majority of the album herself, and producing it in its entirety, Rose’s hooks dig deeper than they did on its predecessor, 2018’s ‘LONER.’

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Georgia’s Sublime ‘Seeking Thrills’ Rewards Listeners Looking for Musical Bliss | Album Review

February 26, 2020 Matthew Hocter

As evidenced across the expanse of her second studio affair, Georgia’s uniqueness in a sea of oversaturated, highly manufactured artists is not only refreshing, but so desperately needed.

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Kyshona Dispenses Aural Therapy for the Soul on ‘Listen’ | Album Review

February 26, 2020 Steven Ovadia

Kyshona Armstrong's Listen is refreshingly low-concept: a powerful, textured voice working its way through equally strong songs.

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Soccer Mommy Digs Deep and Delivers on Striking ‘color theory’ | Album Review

February 25, 2020 Steven Ovadia

Second albums are notoriously challenging to make, but Sophie Allison has created something every bit as good as her breakthrough debut LP ‘Clean’ (2018).

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In REVIEW Tags Soccer Mommy
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Royce Da 5’9” Educates and Enlightens on ‘The Allegory’ | Album Review

February 24, 2020 Kenneth Hicks

By naming his new album ‘The Allegory,’ Royce indicates that the LP is meant to convey a message and his mission is to enlighten.

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Sam Sparro Unites Pop Music’s Past, Present & Future on ‘Boombox Eternal’ | Album Review & Interview

February 17, 2020 Quentin Harrison

“I’m really proud of ‘Boombox Eternal’,” Sparro reflects. “It’s my favorite body of work that I’ve done.”

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Luke James Examines Multiple Dimensions of Love on Stirring, Soulful ‘to feel love/d’ | Album Review

February 15, 2020 Kenneth Hicks

The many manifestations of love have inspired many R&B and soul albums. But few albums capture the experience as poetically as James' new album, ‘to feel love/d.’

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