Tag: applemusic

The rapper’s latest continues to open up his world with foggy scenes that capture a snapshot of being young, fly, and a little aimle...

The duo’s eighth LP is a chaotic, maximalist pop-rock record that no one else could make, mostly because no one else would consider...

On its sixth album, the Michigan band ponders boredom, burnout, and suburban sprawl in a set of densely hooky garage-rock songs.

The artist’s new album of bright, bustling pop is positioned as a celebration of reasons to be cheerful. Often its fountain of optim...

On an album named after a deadly Tesla crash, the Michigan band channels its rage over greed, corruption, and empty promises into am...

Grounded by the hum of cello, the new record from Mexico City duo Héctor Tosta and Mabe Fratti is a study in instrumental tension an...

Awash in menacing, libidinous energy, the Savages singer’s new solo album asks: What if the psychosexual angst of post-punk and indu...

Dev Hynes’ elegant new album, his first in six years, inhabits memories of an English childhood filled with joy, pain, and music.

On her third solo album and first independent release, the Paramore frontperson channels a range of experimental pop sounds to refle...

Drolly titled and curiously sequenced, the London electro-pop quintet’s best-of collection highlights the group’s deadpan humor, win...

Once a peerlessly inventive rapper, Ghost has aged into ordinariness. His latest is a sturdy, occasionally invigorating outing, but...

The New York singer poses life’s big questions in the form of exuberant, classic pop-rock. His new album sounds like it could’ve bee...

The Colombian musician trades her typically fantastical subject matter for an album steeped in the immediacy of desire. The theme ma...

With its 13th and final album, the trio is determined to go out with a bang, once more mapping dance music’s energies onto tender fe...

Twenty-five years ago, a masked nu-metal band from Iowa crashed into the mainstream wearing jumpsuits and banging on oil drums. Thei...

The cosmic folk band’s sixth album is their first as a trio. But they still sound loose, chaotic, and intuitive as ever.

Following a move from the Pacific Northwest to the Gulf Coast of Florida, the electronic producer pushes his low-key deep house in a...

The Vermont singer’s pretty great second album has got wit, romance, and sublime songwriting. It’s an unassuming collection of tunes...

On the Auckland indie rockers’ most incisive album, bulletproof hooks cloak gnarly emotional realities and cheerfulness always comes...

On her latest record, the Nashville songwriter mostly returns to classic country form. She plays to her strengths, mixes pathos with...

The Chicago indie rockers’ latest record is a tangled nest of wiry post-punk interwoven with strands of noise and pitch-black cabare...

Through her graceful poetry and pristine instrumentation, the folk singer delivers indictments of modern indignities alongside momen...

The young traditionalist channels a bygone era of country radio. He’s not trying to reinvent the wheel; quite the opposite.

The New York band strikes a balance between its customary post-punk and brighter, more melodic sounds on an album whose lyrical preo...