Featuring the New York sextet, yMusic, Folds presents an orchestral, lyrical album that both soothes and excites the soul.
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DeLonge’s First Solo Album Fails To Reach For ‘The Stars…’
Blink-182 fans may appreciate DeLonge’s pop-punk, b-side album, but few others will genuinely enjoy it.
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Passion Pit Mellows Out With ‘Kindred’
A simultaneously fun and uplifting soundtrack, Passion Pit’s “Kindred” is a softer story of growth and renewal.
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Matt And Kim Swing And Drum Their Way To A ‘New Glow’
Indie (and marital) duo Matt and Kim release an album fit for those indie dance parties all these young people are having these days.
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Sufjan Stevens Reckons With Boyhood In ‘Carrie & Lowell’
Sufjan Stevens’ ‘Carrie & Lowell’ offers a peek into the singer’s childhood without forgoing his traditional acoustic sound.
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Wand Makes Psychedelic Magic With ‘Golem’
The L.A. based rock band released its second album of 2015. They promised a musical journey. They delivered.
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AWOLNATION’s ‘Run’ Sails Away From One-Hit-Wonder Status
The alternative rock group reshapes the theatricality that made it famous, forging an album from its once niche sound.
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Kendrick Lamar’s Grandiose ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ Sheds All Hip-Hop Rivals
In a surprise release, Kendrick Lamar’s third album, ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’ details pain and passion while adopting a more difficult and inaccessible sound.
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Modest Mouse Returns With A Puzzling, Experimental Project
The band keeps its high brow lyrics but moves away from their popular, indie-folk in search of a more universal style.
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Madonna Makes Clumsy Attempt At Contemporary Relavancy
Madonna has some fun inserting herself into the next generation, though mostly at her own expense.
