After offering some positive signs in Younger Now, Miley returns to form.
Logic’s chart-topping fifth album insightfully critiques some cultural problems even as it embraces common rap clichés.
The latest effort from this eclectic Christian trio finds hope even in some of life’s hardest spots.
The latest effort from this indie rock trio mixes some positive messages among melancholy ones.
Pink’s latest is classic Pink—in both redemptive and frustrating ways.
Billie Eilish’s official debut is haunting and confessional, mesmerizing and disturbing in equal measure.
Maren Morris’ second effort has some great things to say about marriage … and offers some sensual confessions about it …
The second album by this Irish singer dances between hope and despair, declaring that everything—and nothing—is sacred.
The latest effort from Beyoncé’s younger sister delivers some positive messages … and some problematic ones, too.
Dream Theater’s 14th dose of prog-metal virtuosity ponders profound questions and mostly proffers positive answers.
After a desperate season, Avril Lavigne’s latest finds her reaching out to God … and spending time in bed with …
Nearly every song on Ariana Grande’s second album in six months is explicit, in both language and content.
The Backstreet Boys’ chart-topping comeback album bounces between love and lust, maturity and immaturity.
Switchfoot returns with a powerful reminder of how love and forgiveness overcome division and distrust.
Maggie Rogers’ owes her big break to Pharrell Williams. But her voice makes it obvious why she got noticed.














