The Killers, Run for Cover | Track Review 🎵
The Killers step up their game on “Run for Cover,” the second single from their highly-anticipated comeback album, ‘Wonderful Wonderful.’
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Camila Cabello, ‘Havana’ | Track Review
Camila Cabello continues to grow as a solo artist on single, “Havana,” assisted by the always interesting Young Thug.
Camila Cabello, OMG | Track Review 🎵
While Camila Cabello still has work to do to become a compelling solo artist, she takes a step in the right direction with “OMG” (Ft. Quavo).
Andy Mineo & Wordsplayed, Magic & Bird | Album Review
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Christian rappers Andy Mineo and Wordsplayed deliver an enjoyable, collaborative mixtape on 'Magic & Bird.'
Music Shopping List | Kesha Returns With ‘Rainbow’
Kesha lays claim to the biggest album arriving August 11, 2017 ‘Rainbow.’ Avicii, Bebe Rexha, and Lindsay Ell also drop new music.
A$AP Ferg, ‘East Coast Remix’ | Track Review
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Ahead of his third studio album, Still Striving, A$AP Ferg drops a star-studded banger with his “East Coast Remix.”
Cassie, ‘Love a Loser’ | Track Review
Cassie returns with her comeback single, “Love a Loser.” The “Me & U” hit-maker is assisted by Bay area rapper G-Eazy.
Kesha, Hymn | Track Review 🎵
On her fourth single “Hymn,” Kesha offers up a “hymn for the hymn-less.” “Hymn” is uplifting, much like other releases hailing form Rainbow.
A Twisted Soundtrack for Ed Gein: Butcher of Plainfield | Playlist
Ed Gein was another one of those terrible serial killers. Here, we’ve compiled 13 songs that make up a Twisted Soundtrack for the Butcher of Plainfield.
Skrillex, ‘Would You Ever’ | Track Review
On “Would You Ever,” Skrillex, assisted by Poo Bear, falls short of his usual EDM glory. At best, “Would You Ever” sounds ordinary.
Cardi B, ‘Bodak Yellow’ | Track Review
Rap newcomer Cardi B scores a breakout hit with the uniquely titled “Bodak Yellow.” There’s no shortage of confidence on “Bodak Yellow.”
Aminé, Good for You | Album Review
Oregon rap newcomer Aminé shows potential on his highly-anticipated debut album, ‘Good for You.’ Nonetheless, ‘Good for You’ isn’t without flaw.
5 Songs About the Infamous Armin Meiwes | Playlist 🎧
Armin Meiwes, the infamous Rotenburg Cannibal, gets a twisted soundtrack of 5 songs regarding his perverseness.
Way Too Early Grammy Nomination Predictions, 2018 | List 1.0
It’s way too early to be discussing Grammy nominations. Then again, is it ever way too early to be discussing Grammy nominations? No.
Action Bronson, ‘The Chairman’s Intent’ | Track Review
Action Bronson offers more of the same on “The Chairman’s Intent,” the second single from the rapper’s sophomore album, 'Blue Chips 7000.'
Lil Peep, Benz Truck (Гелик) | Track Review 🎵
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Lil Peep pushes the boundaries of rap, bringing a unique style. He showcases his one-of-kindness on hypnotic single, “Benz Truck.”
Macklemore, ‘Marmalade’ | Track Review
Seattle rapper Macklemore enlists Lil Yachty (!) for “Marmalade,” a song that despite its title, isn’t about any sort of jam or jelly.
Thomas Rhett, ‘Unforgettable’ | Track Review
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Thomas Rhett returns with the second single from his third studio album, ‘Life Changes,’ “Unforgettable.” He showcases his sweet, thoughtful side.
12 Songs Written About or Inspired by Ted Bundy | Playlist 🎧
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12 SONGS WRITTEN ABOUT OR INSPIRED BY TED BUNDY explores one of the most repugnant human beings to grace planet earth.
Music Shopping List | Brett Eldredge Drops ‘Brett Eldredge’
Brett Eldredge (‘Brett Eldredge’) leads the music shopping list for the first music release date of August 2017 (August 4, 2017).
Thomas Rhett, Craving You | Track Review 🎵
Thomas Rhett shines on country-pop single “Craving You,” the promo single from his third album, Life Changes. He’s assisted by Maren Morris.
Kesha, Learn to Let Go | Track Review 🎵
Kesha realizes she should embrace the advice she gives to others for herself on “Learn to Let Go,” the third single from Rainbow (August 11).
Charli XCX, Boys | Track Review 🎵
Charli XCX has ‘boys’ on her mind on her infectious, fun new single, “Boys.” Sweetening the deal is a music video filled with famous boys.
Arcade Fire, Everything Now | Album Review 💿
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Arguably, Canadian alt-rock darlings Arcade Fire deliver their weakest album to date with ‘Everything Now.’ Regardless, it has still has its moments.
Meek Mill, Wins & Losses | Album Review 💿
Energetic rapper Meek Mill returns with his third studio album, ‘Wins & Losses.’ More often than not, the ‘wins’ outweigh the ‘losses.’
Brett Eldredge, ‘Somethin’ I’m Good At’ | Track Review
Illinois' own Brett Eldredge delivers a fun, infectious single with “Something I’m Good At,” hailing from his third studio album, ‘Brett Eldredge.’
Shania Twain, ‘Poor Me’ | Track Review
Canadian country-pop veteran Shania Twain underwhelms on “Poor Me,” the second single from her forthcoming comeback album, ‘Now.’