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Algebra Blessett, Recovery | Album Review
Algebra Blessett delivers the ups and downs of the recovery of brokenheartedness on her superb sophomore album ‘Recovery.’
Algebra Blessett delivers the ups and downs of the recovery of brokenheartedness on her superb sophomore album ‘Recovery.’
Against Me! delivers one the 2014’s most honest and captivating efforts with the incredibly ambitious ‘Transgender Dysphoria Blues.’
Singer/songwriting duo A Great Big World Showcase both classicism and creativity on debut album, ‘Is There Anybody Out There?’
High Hopes may not be the best or most memorable Bruce Springsteen album, but itโs still pretty doggone good.
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings definitely “give the people what they want” on their latest retro-soul album, ‘Give the People What They Want.’
British singer John Newman proves soul is alive and well on his debut studio album, Tribute.
On sophomore album ‘My Own Lane,’ Kid Ink shows he’s got massive potential.
British alternative rock band Arctic Monkeys show infatuation at its best on their terrific 2013 album, ‘AM’.
Canadian pop powerhouse Celine Dion shows that sheโs โstill got itโ on Loved Me Back to Life, her first new studio album since 2007.
British-Asian pop and contemporary R&B artist Jay Sean continues to struggle to find an artistic identity stateside on his fourth studio album, โNeon.โ
Review: Pop trio Emblem3 may truly have โNothing to Loseโ but do they โgain enoughโ to become commercially successful on their debut album?
R&B/Blue-eye soul standout Robin Thicke Delivers an enjoyable set of pop-soul cuts onย โBlurred Lines,โย which is noย โone trick pony.โ