You'll laugh, you'll cringe, you'll be sad, you'll reflect on your life. It's Arab Strap alright!

It’s unlikely I’ll pick Hempispheres over their classics, as it’s the least overwhelming and that’s mainly what I want to experience when I listen to Sleep. However, that doesn’t mean it is not a legitimate, well-thought work by committed musicians who evidently navigate a new era

This is an album that I could see myself enjoying even more in the future and aging very well, but for now, it’s a reinvention that Interpol desperately needed and hopefully kicks off another golden age for the band

With I Must Be Dreaming, Alabama Shakes have stepped into the pantheon of soul-rock greats, and they couldn’t be doing so at a more important time in history

A great effort that pushes the band into new pastures, but, like Hushed and Grim, misses the mark in places

Even if Thrasher comes off as something of an equidistant compromise, it’s still a wholly satisfying work that takes a blend of rural-facing genres and makes them glisten in a way only Brandon Flowers can

I’m not going to pretend that this is their best album, but it is a strong showing that will give longtime fans what they’ve been craving

May not possess the immediate aesthetic singularity of their other records, but with repeat plays it reveals itself as one of the richest and most spiritually fascinating ones they’ve ever made

Most upstart bands do not reach, let alone commence with, such strong thematic unity and the uncanny ability to express it through every single instrument used

While Bridgers may have recorded this album from a dark place, the prevailing notes are uplifting

If anything, Charli should’ve probably taken more time to develop this release – especially considering she just released Wuthering Heights earlier in the year. With a bit more time and development, Music, Fashion, Film could’ve been