album reviews

After ignoring them for years, the Into It. Over It. frontman checks back in on Trail of Dead to see what he’s been missing. A lot, as it turns out.

An Afrobeat all-star and former Wu-Tang Clan diehard ponders the latest release from the Shaolin legends.

They could stand to be a bit more specific, but Rancid still loves all the right things, and Zachary Lipez still loves Rancid.

Adam Schatz listens without prejudice to David Guetta’s new album.

Singer-songwriter Holly Miranda assesses the new album by the woman who first inspired her to write a song.

The London anti-folk star explains why, if Reclassified had been released a year earlier, she might be dead right now.

Fed-up with watered-down trend-chasers, Ceremony's guitarist finds something real with Los Angeles' Corners.

It’s no Live Bullet, but the King of Michigan’s new one finds him aging like fine Ripple.

Guster’s frontman knows that One Direction didn’t make their new album for him, but he appreciates the Journey and Fleetwood Mac nods anyway.

On an album that’s far better overheard than scrutinized, the iconic art-rocker proves he still has art to make.

While much of black metal is mired in the same old muck, Thantifaxath are busy breaking beastly new ground.

Is Nick Jonas the new Peter Gabriel? He’s more likely to do that than become Peter Holsapple’s son-in-law.