Annie Clark, aka St. Vincent, returns with an alt-rock effort that mixes redemptive themes with questionable conclusions in Daddy’s Home.
Taylor revisits an earlier album and updates it with six new tracks that sound a lot like the Swift of …
Demi Lovato’s confessional seventh album mixes positive messages with some deeply problematic ones.
Justin’s latest, Justice, is a tender love letter to his wife … albeit one with some harsh profanity and nods …
Taylor’s latest surprise efforts is mature in more ways than one.
The latest from this alt-rock Christian band powerfully encourages us to cling to hope in Christ amid life’s hardships.
Katy Perry embraces some mature moments on Smile. But the immature ones that are still present might make you frown.
Lecrae’s latest effort is full of grace, honesty and a powerful invitation to embrace the God who loves us.
Folklore may be a lyrically dense, aesthetic album that asks the listener to take a personal journey. But it’s not …
Nihilistic despair overpowers the philosophical musings here. In the end, we are left with only violence and hopelessness.
As is often the case in country, Luke Combs’ debut is a combination of praiseworthy lyrics mixed with some problematic …
Ultimately, the 21 songs on this posthumous effort are difficult to listen to—even when they’re at their most redemptive.
Jason Mraz’s latest channels his characteristic positivity into optimism, encouragement and … a bit of pantheistic dabbling.
On High Off Life, Future returns with a superhuman commitment to hedonism and addictive behavior.
The pop diva returns to familiar territory with dance club melodrama alongside characteristic bizarre portrayals of emotional distress and deep …
