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Tove Lo, Lady Wood | Album Review
Swedish alternative pop artist Tove Lo Compels on her sophomore album, โLady Wood.โ โCool Girlโ and โKeep it Simpleโ serve as highlights from the LP.
Swedish alternative pop artist Tove Lo Compels on her sophomore album, โLady Wood.โ โCool Girlโ and โKeep it Simpleโ serve as highlights from the LP.
Veteran nu-metal band Korn shines on its highly anticipated 12th studio album, โThe Serenity of Suffering.โ
โJoanneโ marks the most eclectic album of Lady Gagaโs career. Lady Gaga expands the script beyond the dance-pop that dominated her early career.
After 10 long years, urban-pop musician JoJo returns with a respectable third studio album, ‘Mad Love’.
Grammy-winning Southern rock collective Kings of Leon deliver an exceptional seventh studio album with Walls.
Pop collective OneRepublic offers a variety of enjoyable, soundly produced records on their fourth studio album, โOh My My.โ
Green Day delivers a respectable, well-rounded album with โRevolution Radio.โ Itโs no classic, but definitely satisfying all said and done.
Norah Jones makes a stunning return to form on โDay Breaksโ, her first new album in four years (โLittle Broken Heartsโ, 2012).
Solange delivers a homerun on A Seat at the Table. โSeatโ encompasses feelings, attitudes, and reality for black men and women. A socially-conscious gem.
Ty Dolla $ign returns confidently on his latest mixtape, Campaign, which goes beyond mixtape status but doesnโt quite achieve album status.
Country superstar Luke Bryan doesnโt bring much โnewโ to the table on 2016 EP, Farm TourโฆHereโs to the Farmer.
Mac Miller flips the script on his fourth studio album, THE DIVINE FEMININE. The results are captivating & well-rounded.