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“The Romantic” by Bruno Mars (Atlantic Records) Bruno Mars is back — did you miss him? The 16-time Grammy Award-winning Mars is an undisputable
“Deadline” by Blackpink (The Orchard) For those who love the K-pop girl group: Has a more thrilling phrase than “Blackpink in your area!” ever been
“Luck… or something” by Hilary Duff (Atlantic) Hilary Duff is a pop star once more – if a pop star ever truly stops being one.
“I Used to Go to This Bar” by Joyce Manor (Epitaph Records) In his seminal 1981 book “Simulacra and Simulation,” cultural theorist Jean Baudrillard argued
Self-titled album by Megadeth Tradecraft/BLKIIBLK) A fter more than 40 guitar-shredding years, Megadeth is going out on their own thunderous terms. The Grammy-winning thrash metal
‘Snocaps’ by Snocaps (ANTI- Records) For the recently converted Waxahatchee fan, Alabama-raised singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield does not drum up the image of distorted riffs, scrappy
“Everybody Scream” by Florence + The Machine” (Republic Records/Polydor Records) During his acceptance speech for best actor at this year’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, Timothée Chalamet
“LUX” by Rosalía (Columbia Records) Before Rosalía became a global pop phenomenon, she was Rosalía Vila Tobella — a flamenco student at Catalonia’s elite College of
“Returning to Myself” by Brandi Carlile (Interscope Records) It’s been 20 years since Brandi Carlile released her self-titled debut album. After two decades of extensive collaborations
Olivia Dean performs at the Austin City Limits Music Festival last Saturday Olivia Dean, the rising British soul pop singer-songwriter, has returned with a confident sophomore
“After the Sun Goes Down” by Khalid (RCA Records) If you want to know how far Khalid has traveled in a year, just look at his album
“Getting Killed” by Geese (Partisan) There’s a bomb in my car!” Geese frontman Cameron Winter warns through blood-curdling screams on “Trinidad,” the opening track of the band’s
“Girl Violence” by King Princess (section1) It’s impossible to hear King Princess groan “I’m a loser” on their ambitious third album and not think of Beck singing
“Man’s Best Friend” by Sabrina Carpenter (Island Records) If Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short n’ Sweet” celebrated the start of a romantic relationship, the pop sensation’s seventh studio album,
Big Money” by Jon Batiste (Verve) On “Big Money,” Super Bowl-sized singer Jon Batiste opts for a surprisingly intimate sound. The just over 32-minute, nine-song set
A few songs into the second studio album from buzzy English post-punks Wet Leg, singer Rhian Teasdale yells “level up!” And level up they have. The alt-rock duo-turned-group
HAIM has declared this season to be “single-girl summer” and offered us the soundtrack. Heartsick never sounded so good. “I Quit,” the fourth full-length album from the
Nashville hitmaker Dierks Bentley has delivered “Broken Branches,” his eleventh studio album that leans into some well-tread country rock territory, the kind that invariably involves broken
Cautious Clay, the multi-instrumentalist whose dreamy R&B and indie-pop sound has earned him the attention of everyone from Arooj Aftab and John Mayer to Taylor Swift, embraces the passing
For those unfamiliar with Toronto-based punk rock band PUP, the name is an acronym for “pathetic use of potential,” lead singer Stefan Babcock has said. That should
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