MDNA is an odd combination of old-school Material Girl naughtiness and deeply personal peeks into the pain (and violent rage) …
Über-producer T Bone Burnett coaxes lush, lamentation-filled efforts out of a long list of familiar and obscure contributors alike, as …
This reality-competition import from across the pond tears a page from the classic boy-band playbook and implements it to pop …
It’s the 17th studio album from The Boss, and on it, New Jersey’s favorite son dons the mantle of rock …
The Fray once again plumbs the depths of melancholy introspection. But it (mostly) concludes that even though life is hard, …
Van Halen’s last album with David Lee Roth came out just as Ronald Reagan was finishing up his first term …
Gotye tells us, “You can be addicted to a certain kind of sadness.” And so his new album, Making Mirrors, …
This compilation soundtrack from the first three seasons of Nick Jr.’s popular show majors in friendship, optimism and the love …
Country superstar Tim McGraw has been locked in a protracted legal battle with his label for nearly two years over …
Twenty years in, this veteran Virginia metalcore act still pulsates with rage and despair even as it poses some surprisingly …
This 34-track magnum opus swan song leaves no musical stone unturned … nor does it even once turn its attention …
Who or what is Skrillex? The kids at the raves have known the answer for a while now. The rest …
A posthumous collection from the mercurial British neo-soul singer lays bare the soul of a lost woman who longed to …
The Black Keys’ Grammy-winning album El Camino is as stripped-down and unpretentious as the peculiar automobile it’s named after.
Rihanna might as well face it: She’s addicted to love. Or, at the very least, lust.