Madonna’s ‘Confessions II’ is Another ‘Act of Contrition’
Three quarters of the way through Madonna’s rager of a sequel to her 2005 album, Confessions On A Dancefloor, IContinue Reading
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Not a Copy/Paste Tale: Chanel Beads’ 2nd Album Named ‘Your Day Will Come’
Arbitrarily, with the same title as their debut, Your Day Will Come is an expertly crafted foray into full-time artistryContinue Reading
Carly Rae Jepsen Ushers In Her ‘Day and Night’ Era with “On Wires,” New Album out Sept. 18
Carly Rae Jepsen has officially kicked off her next era with “On Wires,” the lead single from her newly announcedContinue Reading
Julia Jacklin Announces New Album, ‘The Gem,’ Shares Lead Single “Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon)”
Julia Jacklin has announced her long-awaited fourth album, The Gem, arriving September 25 via 4AD, and shared its lead single, “GetContinue Reading
Olivia Rodrigo is a Straight up Rockstar on Third Album ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’
When you’re extremely successful at doing something, it can be stressful thinking about what’s next, especially when you accomplish thatContinue Reading
Death Cab for Cutie Embraces Grief on 11th Album, ‘I Built You A Tower’
After embarking on a massively successful anniversary tour in 2023, Death Cab for Cutie frontman was feeling one emotion quiteContinue Reading
‘Be Sweet To Me’ Introduces Violet Grohl as Alternative Rock’s Newest Voice
There’s no getting around the fact that Violet Grohl enters the music world with expectations already attached to her name.Continue Reading
Maisie Peters Expands Her World on Third Album ‘Florescence’
Maisie Peters has always felt like the kind of artist destined to build an intensely loyal fanbase. Opening for TaylorContinue Reading
‘I Know This Haze,’ Says Bleachers on New Album ‘everyone for ten minutes’
Producing for a plethora of artists has served Jack Antonoff, frontman of Bleachers, for several years now. He has anContinue Reading
Lykke Li’s New Album ‘The Afterparty’ May Be Her ‘Famous Last Words’
“Afters” have been an elusive topic of discussion this year across Substack and in queer media, a demographic ever-attached toContinue Reading