Light and dark swirl in nearly equal measure on each moody, post-grunge song, just as the album’s title hints at.
Musgraves is back with an old-school country album that embraces many of the genre’s most familiar themes.
Drones’ lyrical content focuses much of its attention on how warfare is conducted in the 21st century. Namely, nameless, faceless …
Florence Welch plunges into the swirling, inky melancholy of loss on this fiery English band’s third album.
Lifehouse’s latest overflows with a mature perspective on life and love, conflict and perseverance.
The two guys from Ohio known as Twenty One Pilots defy easy categorization as they amalgamate pop, rap, punk, rock, …
Anna Kendrick and the Barden Bellas are back for another a cappella singing competition … with “prizes” getting handed out …
To fall back on a biblical analogy that Jesus used in Matthew 13, the wheat and the tares grow side …
Marcus Mumford and Co. put away the banjos and turn up the electricity … which doesn’t actually help shine much …
Zac Brown does a Taylor Swift crossover move, blending chicken pickin’ with pop, rock and even EDM. What he’s singing …
The third hard-rocking effort from Lizzy Hale and Co. jarringly fuses positive messages of empowerment with toxic rebellion.
Sufjan Stevens offers a raw and beautiful reflection on his estranged mother’s passing and the intense influence she still exerts …
The second album from this Venice, Calif., electronic rock band sails right past the dock of easy classification … both …
Kendrick Lamar’s third album propels him into the mainstream with a uniquely raw exploration of racism, class warfare, celebrity excess …
“Once again, I’m defying the convention that you can’t be both” spiritual and sexual, says the Material Girl about her …