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Jeremy Zucker, Crusher | Album Review 💿

New Jersey pop singer/songwriter Jeremy Zucker delivers the goods on his tight, 12-track sophomore album, Crusher.

On the 1st edition of Outlandish Rock 🎸🤘, we explore the outlandishness behind the song “Stalker” performed by Badflower.

Alternative pop standout Halsey delivers the best LP of her career with her fourth album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power.

‘11 Songs About Castles, Kingdoms, Palaces & Such’ features music by Father John Misty, Lil Skies, Linkin Park, Sam Smith & Tiwa Savage.

‘Time to Eat – Dinner is Served!’ is a 25-song playlist divided into five sections: Drinks, Fruits, Veggies, Entrée/Main Course & Desserts.

The 1975 throw around a vast number of ideas throughout their fourth studio LP, Notes on a Conditional Form, which ultimately lacks cohesion.

The 1975 throw around a vast number of ideas throughout their fourth studio LP, Notes on a Conditional Form, which ultimately lacks cohesion.

UK R&B/soul singer Sinead Harnett provides perfect atonement for the COVID-19 blues with the gorgeous, relatable ballad, “Quarantine Queen.”

Aaron Avis digs deep on the 75th interview on the Musical Hype, discussing his unique brand of music and mental health.

Twenty One Pilots reminisce back on youth and deal with insecurity on the Grammy-winning “Stressed Out,” the perfect fit for Somber Sunday.

“13 Songs That Feature Names in Their Title” features music courtesy of Halsey, Hozier, Isaac Dunbar, Lil Wayne & XXXTENTACION.

“11 Solitary Songs That Are Totally Alone” features Carrie Underwood, Five Finger Death Punch, Hayley Williams, NCT 127 & The Weeknd.