This disc from the Scott Stapp-less members of Creed peaked at No. 5.
Million-selling album hit No. 1 on the pop and R&B charts and spawned the popular single “I Luv It”
Lana Del Rey returns with another ethereal effort that dangles between hope and despair, introspection and recklessness.
Tori Kelly’s third effort mines autobiographical details from her life on an album that’s light and heavy, personal and reflective.
Skillet has tattooed themes of perseverance and determination across nearly every song on the aptly named Victorious.
NF’s latest album brims with his trademark gritty authenticity as he clings to God amid deep mental health struggles.
Ed Sheeran’s collaboration with many popular rappers pushes his sixth album in more problematic directions.
Chris Brown insists Indigo is about “energy, love, light and happiness.” But it’s also about sex, profanity and materialism.
Lil Nas X’s debut EP blends and blurs musical genres … as well positive and problematic messages.
Madonna’s latest careens between yearning for change and embracing naughty behavior as only the Material Girl can do.
Six years after breaking up, the Jonas Brothers return with an album that’s more mature in every sense of that …