Album review

Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT” is her most honest and gut-punching record…

In his latest album, Earl Sweatshirt tackles controversial subjects with an ear for music that will stay with the listener. By Joris Alawoe

Kinlaw’s debut art-pop album pairs driving dance beats with dark, heartfelt confessions about moving through love and life. By Izzy Fincher

Japanese collective millennium parade’s debut combines innovative multi-media and cross-genre sounds with Japanese folklore . By Marion Walmer

On the comedic, theatrical “POTUS,” indie singer David W. Jacobsen surveys some of America’s most disreputable leaders. By Ben Berman

Parks’ debut album reads like an audiobook for slice-of-life poetry mixed with the soundtrack of a coming-of-age movie. By Altug Karakurt

Swift’s new album “evermore” tackles relevant, painful topics like domestic abuse, isolation and loss during COVID-19. By Chloe Wasserstrom

Up-and-coming singer-songwriter kennedi’s debut EP “self” brings much-needed authenticity to the music industry. By Marion Walmer

Belgian-American, electropop artist Speelburg’s debut album “Porsche” shows wide-ranging influences. By Izzy Fincher

Pink Floyd’s “Animals” is brilliantly timeless and still relevant more than 40 years later. By Marion Walmer