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Foo Fighters Give Their Loved Ones A Cathartic Rock’N’Roll Sendoff On Revelatory
But Here We Are
Pearl Jam’s
Give Way
Is The Jack Irons Showcase We Always Needed
Yaeji Uses Dance Music To Grapple With Discontent on
With a Hammer
Boygenius Unleashes Seamless Emo-Folk on
The Record
Cécile McLorin Salvant’s
Mélusine
is Imaginative and Thrilling
Lana Del Rey Is Unapologetic On Sexy and Spiritual
Under Ocean Blvd
Spektral Quartet, With Julia Holter and Alex Temple, Release a Masterpiece:
Behind the Wallpaper
Karol G Gets Better With Time on
Mañana Será Bonito
Paramore Sifts Through Broken Pieces on Searing
This is Why
17 Music Books of 2022 That Will Change The Way You Listen
MIKE Is Fearless on
Beware of the Monkey
Radio-Free Europe: The Smile Gleams at Montreux Jazzfest
The Beach Boys Survive a Sea Change With
Sail on Sailor
Rauw Alejandro Takes Reggaeton to Infinity and Beyond with
Saturno
The Beatles’
Revolver
Reissue Reveals Its Influence Across Decades and Genres
Youngboy Never Broke Again Loses His Hot Streak
On
Midnights
, Taylor Swift Dares To See Herself
The 1975, Happily Washed
On Alvvays’ Thrilling
Blue Rev
, Nostalgia Spurs Indie-Rock Triumph
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Spin Their Wheels on
Cool It Down
Maggie Rogers Embraces Rock Star Abandon on Thrilling
Surrender
Interpol Are Surprisingly Vulnerable on
The Other Side of Make-Believe
Rage Against the Machine Bring the Sound and the Fury to Public Service Announcement Tour Opener
Elvis
: Baz Luhrmann’s Gloriously Dizzying Film Takes Care of Presley’s Business
MUNA’s Brilliant New Album Drips With Sex, Freedom and Synth-Pop Bliss
Maluma Masterfully Navigates the Romantic and Risqué on
Love & Sex Tape
IDK and Kaytranada Keep It
Simple
Harry Styles’
Harry’s House
Is a Beguiling Homage to ‘80s Pop Full of Romance and Regret
The Smile Builds an Alternate Universe Radiohead on
A Light for Attracting Attention
On
Dance Fever
, Florence + the Machine Return to Arena Boom
Pusha T’s Patience Pays Off on
It’s Almost Dry
Arcade Fire’s
We
Is a Sign of the Times
Redveil Comes of Age on
learn 2 swim
Paul McCartney Kicks Off His Tour in Spokane With a Little Help From His Friends
Melody’s Echo Chamber’s
Emotional Eternal
Offers a Cure for a Dour Present
Bloc Party Relishes in Their Signature Sound on
Alpha Games
One Nation Under a Stylus
Spiritualized Deliver an Ethereal Space Rock Album With
Everything Was Beautiful
Nicolas Cage Is Back in a Big Way in
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Wet Leg’s Riotous Debut Stands up to the Hype
Father John Misty’s
Chloë and the Next 20th Century
Shines With Its Old Hollywood Palette
Dom Deshawn Weathers the Storm on
Tale of Two Seasons
Daddy Yankee Makes His Claim as the G.O.A.T. of Reggaetón in
Legendaddy
Labyrinthitis
Is All About Destroyer Having Fun
SPIN at SXSW: The Lemonheads Reignite Austin With
It’s a Shame About Ray
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