music commentary

On How to Solve Our Human Problems, Pt. 3, Belle and Sebastian remind listeners that "everything is now."

Fox Mulder is crushing the dad-jam scene.

Justin Timberlake seems to have free-associated most of these songs while flipping through an L.L. Bean mailer.

The band's second EP in a three-part series explores family, relationships to God, friendship, self-love, and, of course, romance.

I can feel you creep into my private life grapples with the inherent racism of whiteness.

Thnks fr th mmrs, Fall Out Boy.

The band has succeeded in providing insights that might make the world better, one listener at a time.

Listen to it while you shower, dance to it in the mirror, melt into it while melting into your extra-large puffer jacket on the E train.

We don’t need any more broad, generalized ideas about how to make our declining world a better place.

Each song on Reaching for Indigo is its own little self-contained movie.

Thoughts on the classic Juicy J flow—and sometimes tired politics—on the rapper's new record.

With Low in High School, Moz commits sacrilege against himself.