Album Reviews – Page 25

Cage The Elephant – Unpeeled

9.0

It might be hard to believe Cage The Elephant's debut album was released almost a decade ago. Unpeeled marks the band's fifth album released since 2009, out now with RCA Records. The album was originally meant…

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8.5

Lana Del Rey – Lust for Life

Where her third studio album, Honeymoon, was an homage to Southern California dark goth and brimming with ballads on irrevocable sadness, Lust for Life gives us something we had yet to see from…

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7.0

Toro Y Moi – Boo Boo

Toro Y Moi's greatest musical strength has always been his versatility. He's able to dip his toes in just about any genre or subgenre and make a solid record. He's…

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9.5

HAIM – Something to Tell You

It's been about four years since we've heard an abundance of new music from the sisters of HAIM, the critically acclaimed soft-rock group that brought fans of girl power and…

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7.5

Beach House – 'B Sides and Rarities'

Getting the chance to listen to the 'B-Sides' of an artist's work is a special experience for any die-hard fan of music. It allows listeners to dive into to minds…

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9.0

Fleet Foxes – Crack-Up

Seattle-based Fleet Foxes, a typical staple in the music library of folk lovers and alternative music fans alike, have left the world without the sweet sound of heavy guitar and…

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9.0

Denai Moore – We Used To Bloom

Denai Moore's sophomore album We Used To Bloom came out on Because Music on Friday, and it's been impossible to not be absorbed all weekend into her wonderfully genreless, and musically iridescent…

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9.0

Flora Cash – Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine)

To understand Flora Cash, you must first understand the story behind their music. The duo are living out a modern day love story through their music, which is a mix…

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9.0

Kendrick Lamar – DAMN

Kendrick Lamar has never shied away from being anything but his 100% self on his albums and DAMN. is no different. In examining the age-old relationship of religion and politics,…

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9.5

Marc Houle – Sinister Mind

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8.0

Smino – blkswn

We have seen every new rising artist go through the process: they start to blow up and after the initial life change wears off, a sort of reflection happens. Kendrick…

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8.0

Priests – Nothing Feels Natural

Quality punk has always gained power from what it opposes. With Nothing Feels Natural, out January 27 via Sister Polygon, D.C. quartet Priests have crafted an album full of opposition.…

Archives: Album Reviews

Cage The Elephant – Unpeeled

Lana Del Rey – Lust for Life

Toro Y Moi – Boo Boo

HAIM – Something to Tell You

Beach House – 'B Sides and Rarities'

Fleet Foxes – Crack-Up

Denai Moore – We Used To Bloom

Flora Cash – Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine)

Kendrick Lamar – DAMN

Marc Houle – Sinister Mind

Smino – blkswn

Priests – Nothing Feels Natural

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