Lorde – This Album Is About The Passing Of Time And Being OK With That
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Why John Lennon’s Ode To Humanism Still Resonates At 50
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Sturgill Simpson – The Epic Bluegrass Concept Album Of The Year
As of August 2021, he has released seven albums as a solo artist. His first two albums, High Top Mountain...
Aaliyah – After 25 Years, The Late R&B Star’s Second Album Is Finally Streaming
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‘This Is Who I Am, Take It Or Leave It.’ Demi Lovato On Being Nonbinary
Featured Article Lovato talked to The 19th about publicly sharing their nonbinary identity and being their most authentic self —...
Carrie Underwood – Thirteen Of Her Favorite Hymns And Reimaginings Of Faith-Based Songs
Songs of faith have long been part of Carrie Underwood’s live repertoire, frequently making their way into the country superstar’s...
Vince Staples – The Long Beach Rapper’s Latest Release Is His Most Intimate
Ahead of its release, Vince Staples explains that his eponymous album was a more personal work than those that came...
Migos – Hip-Hop’s Favorite Trio Walks Back Into The Spotlight
This album includes content in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos. Before they dropped Culture III, Atlanta’s Migos declared it the...
It’s A Dark Record But I Wanted A Sense Of Comfort To Be There – Garbage
Shirley Manson struggles to explain how a Garbage record comes together. It just happens. “We don’t really speak to each...
Are Virtual Festivals The Future?
(BPT) - After a year of being locked away at home, the world is eager to reopen and experience the...