Taylor Swift’s album, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), features five songs from the vault that are not profane, but sensual and occasionally …
Taylor Swift adds six new songs that deal with romantic love, innuendo and heartbreak in her album Speak Now (Taylor’s …
The Jonas Brothers talk, sometimes graphically, about how much they love their wives and the ups and downs of marriage.
Sometimes, it’s better to go to bed than stay up to midnight, and it just may be better to avoid …
Marcus Mumford’s solo effort includes one harsh profanity as it graphically wrestles through sexual abuse and grasps for grace, healing …
TobyMac’s first album-length effort since his son’s accidental overdose in 2019 hangs on to hope amid terrible loss.
Styles’ introspective pop-funk album may well delight fans, but it’s not without content concerns for parents and families.
Luke Combs’ latest album continues his tradition of praising the country lifestyle in all of its beer-drinking, women-chasing, and fish-catching …
Finding unity and hope amid pain and suffering is the theme of For King & Country’s latest album.
Skillet’s latest explodes with faith-fueled hope and determination amidst the struggles we face in a burning, broken world.
Imagine Dragons’ latest effort is personal, profound and painful; a cathartic journey for some, and dark one for others.
The superstar’s sophomore album has some themes worth exploring, but they’re almost impossible to get to through the content issues.
The rising R&B star’s full-length album is full of emotion and honesty, as well as confused interpretations of love.
Olivia Rodrigo’s sound and story are connecting with young fans. But her vulnerable appeal comes with some baggage.
While there are many themes here worth appreciating, it can be difficult to identify them under the complexity of the …
