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Album Review: Lorde, ‘Virgin’

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“I’m ready to feel like I don’t have the answers,” Lorde sings on Virgin’s opening track, ‘Hammer’. That doesn’t mean she’s not searching, but...

Album Review: Hotline TNT, ‘Raspberry Moon’

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No matter the era, trading in shoegaze usually means sweeping tidal waves of romance and optimism underneath even more towering noise and distortion. The...

Album Review: HAIM, ‘I quit’

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At their recent live shows, HAIM have been broadcasting statements that not only promote the titular message of their new album – I quit...

Album Review: U.S. Girls, ‘Scratch It’

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Over the past decade or so, U.S. Girls have carved a lane as one of the most critically acclaimed alt-pop projects thanks to Meg...

Album Review: Pixel Grip, ‘Percepticide: The Death of Reality’

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If you are a fan of Pixel Grip, Percepticide: The Death of Reality possesses no song that will not satisfy. If you are new...

Album Review: Pulp, ‘More’

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On their first album in 23 years, Pulp are still caught up with the inexplicable nature of beauty and love. But for perhaps the...

Album Review: Miley Cyrus, ‘Something Beautiful’

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Pop stars are prone to hyperbole. Artists at every level of fame, in fact, are prompted to promote their new material by at least...

Album Review: Garbage, ‘Let All That We Imagine Be the Light’

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Garbage needs no introduction. Garbage gets one anyways. Since 1995 the band has sold over 20 million records, garnering popular attention with songs like...

Album Review: Matt Berninger, ‘Get Sunk’

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If the last time you engaged with Matt Berninger’s songwriting was through the most recent National albums, Get Sunk’s backstory and overarching mood will...

Album Review: Stereolab, ‘Instant Holograms on Metal Film’

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Fifteen years may have passed since Stereolab’s last album, but no amount of time – or retro-futurist aesthetics – can keep the Groop’s music...
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