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Muna

MUNA’s Brilliant New Album Drips With Sex, Freedom and Synth-Pop Bliss

Florence + The Machine Dance Fever cover

On Dance Fever, Florence + the Machine Return to Arena Boom

Arcade Fire We

Arcade Fire’s We Is a Sign of the Times

Wet leg

Wet Leg’s Riotous Debut Stands up to the Hype

Carolesdaughter is Pop-Punk’s New Mormon Mall-Goth Mastermind

Avril Lavigne Love Sux

With Love Sux, Avril Lavigne Cements Pop-Punk Legacy

Big Thief

Big Thief’s Mammoth New Album Overflows With Indie-Folk Ambition

Blu DeTiger

Blu DeTiger Wants the Funk

Mitski Laurel Hell

On Laurel Hell, Mitski Dashes for the Dance Floor

The Weeknd Dawn FM 2021

The Weeknd Unleashes Purgatory Dance Fantasy on Dawn FM

Adele 30

Adele Wonders What’s Next on Powerful 30

Taylor Swift Red Taylor's Version

Taylor Swift Remakes Heartbreak Odyssey With Red (Taylor’s Version)

Lana Del Rey Blue Banisters

Lana Del Rey Delivers Stark Americana With Blue Banisters

Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres Mixes Anthems With Space Junk

Brandi Carlile In These Silent Days

Brandi Carlile’s In These Silent Days Is Brilliantly Intimate

Chubby and the Gang

Inside Chubby and the Gang’s Retro Evolution

Geese Reignites Brooklyn’s Indie-Rock Hype Machine

Lorde Escapes to the Beach on Solar Power

The Killers’ Pressure Machine Is a Chilling Small-Town Portrait

Getting Real With Girlfriends

Jxdn Is Next

Willa Amai Is Ready to Speak for Herself

How Wolf Alice Pulled Back to Surge Forward

Olivia Rodrigo Sour Cover

Olivia Rodrigo Doubles Down on Teen Angst With Sour

St Vincent Daddy's Home

St. Vincent Finally Takes a Breath on Daddy’s Home

Isaac Dunbar Is Limitless

Taylor Swift’s Fearless Re-Recording Is a Thrilling Timewarp

How ElyOtto Became the New Face of Hyperpop

Lana Del Rey Delivers Her Most Delicate Music Yet on Chemtrails Over the Country Club

Julien Baker Embraces the Darkness on Little Oblivions

Hayley Williams’ Flowers For Vases/Descansos Is Her Saddest, Quietest Music Yet

Foo Fighters Medicine at Midnight

Foo Fighters Swing for the Stadium (Again) on Medicine at Midnight

Fana Hues

Fana Hues Is Silent No More

Olivia Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo on the Runaway Success of ‘drivers license’: ‘Absolutely Insane’

Taylor Swift’s Evermore Is an Undeniable Folk-Pop Masterpiece

Bailey Bryan Is the ‘Sensitive Bad Bitch’ We Need Right Now

R.E.M. 1985

The Most Influential Artists: #8 R.E.M.

Miley Cyrus Embraces Her Rock Star Destiny on Plastic Hearts

Meg Myers on Getting Sober, Writing Her Most ‘Honest’ Album Yet

Ariana Grande Delivers Sultry Yet Forgettable R&B on Positions

How Tate McRae Became a Pop Star During the Pandemic

Sasha Sloan Wasn’t Looking for Fame — It Found Her Anyway

How Touché Amoré’s Jeremy Bolm Became a Spokesperson for Grief

PVRIS

Lynn Gunn Unveils PVRIS’ Explosive, Pain-Fueled New Chapter

The Killers New Album

The Killers Double Down on Arena Rock With Imploding The Mirage

IMPACT

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Bloom Vol 21: Music and Emotional Intelligence

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Bloom Vol 20: Dating Me

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Bloom Vol 19: Smile

St Paul and the Broken Bones

Impact

St. Paul & The Broken Bones Dive Bomb Into The Psychedelic on The Alien Coast

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