Flo Milli pulls absolutely no punches, proving herself to be much more than a TikTok flash in the pan on her debut mixtape.
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No Pressure serves as a bittersweet retirement speech for Logic’s turbulent career.
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The Light Pack officially marks the beginning of Joey Bada$$ season.
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Lianne La Havas’ first album in five years finds beauty and strength amidst a deteriorated relationship.
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The Chicks cement their status as country music royalty with their first album in 14 years.
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Juice WRLD’s first posthumous album reiterates what we sadly already knew about him.
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After getting to know “the Woo,” Pop Smoke was ready and poised to take his career to new heights.
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In only six minutes and 15 seconds, Tobi Lou’s stream of consciousness discusses everything from immigration to Pokemon, contrasting his colorful demeanor with serious themes.
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Chloe x Halle reclaim their power and define their artistry in their best album yet.
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Lady Gaga soothes her pains with pounding basslines and catchy melodies in her sixth studio album.
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The pop futurist makes an album for the present with piercing depictions of intimacy and isolation.
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Set My Heart on Fire Immediately is an ambitious amalgamation of the past and present that only Perfume Genius could create.
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In the aftermath of a divorce and in the midst of mental illness, the Paramore singer steps out from her band to release shame, embrace femininity, and accept love.
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On Making a Door Less Open, indie favorites Car Seat Headrest aren’t quite sure how to utilize their new, electronic-influenced sound.
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Spanning four tracks over ten minutes, Kali Uchis’ EP teases listeners with its jam-packed emotion and fleeting duration.
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Rina Sawayama chronicles her past and present to create a pop record that finds its strengths from multiple genres and experiences.
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After eight long years, Fiona Apple has returned. Her fifth album is a dynamic, percussive ode to anger, women’s solidarity, and individuality.
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In the midst of present-day turmoil, a group of millennial indie-rockers from New York City reminisce on their youth, love, and living in the city, while addressing their disdain for the current worldly situation.
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