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The band keeps its high brow lyrics but moves away from their popular, indie-folk in search of a more universal style.

Madonna has some fun inserting herself into the next generation, though mostly at her own expense.

Kelly Clarkson fails to shed her ‘American Idol’ image and offers the same pop-inspired power ballads in her newest album ‘Piece by Piece.’

The rare indie pop album with a rambunctious brass section.

Known for his confessional lyrics, Drake drops a new mixtape and reaffirms his superiority in the rap world.

Imagine Dragons straddles the rock genre with the release of a gimmick themed album.

‘Honeybear’ is the rare album with honest, bitter, true love songs.

‘Shadows in the Night’ doesn’t awaken the glory of old, but ultimately it’ still Dylan.

Ne-Yo’s “Non-Fiction” has gritty lens but falls into pop rap formula.

Lupe Fiasco’s socially-inspired album “Tetsuo & Youth” blends authentic musicality and lyrical narrative.

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