Music Reviews

If you thought All Of Something signaled the end of Sports (the band), then surprise! The high-energy breakup song "Making It Right" appears on a split 7" with sob rockers Plush.

In his first album of original material in 17 years, the erstwhile Doobie Brother moves with a tenderness that comes from age and newfound wonderment, even if McDonald's voice hasn't aged a day.

Walk Into A Storm ably captures the group's earnest, ingratiating charm, dispensed via charisma-drenched songs that amble and soar.

The Metric singer returns with her first solo album in a decade — and another set of reflections too raw for the band that made her famous.

All American Made, out Oct. 20, takes advantage of Margo Price's totally locked-in, soul-rockin' country band.

Brittany Howard, Becca Mancari and Jesse Lafser share songs and trade harmonies in arrangements built to recall late-night sessions on the back porch of a dive bar.

For the first time, the glum anti-folk act understands what it means to have peace of mind after facing constant dread and sorrow.

In 2017, to compare a new alt-pop act to The Knife is stating the obvious by default: The duo's 2006 album remade indie and pop in its deliberate, unsettling image.

Gun Outfit's cactus-chewing, smoke-signaled rock music perpetually rolls towards sundown. The band's new album, Out Of Range, comes out Nov. 10.

Through the '80s, Minneapolis three-piece Hüsker Dü helped broaden the ambitions and parameters of punk rock. Now, after years of work, its early recordings have been rebuilt from the ground up.