Music Reviews

If "Still Summer" had been recorded by The Cars in 1984, it'd already be a classic.

Ladi6 takes everything that was great about '90s soul music and updates it, sprinkling cosmic effects and big synths throughout.

With couplets as clean and exact as the guitars that chime neatly around them, the mathematical precision of "Mayday" never gets in the way of shaggy, ragged beauty.

After years of being dogged by his own demons, the trap god is living his best life yet.

Each track on The Black Keys singer's new album sparkles like a long-lost AM radio gem.

Lowe's lived-in baritone is an ideal vehicle for this unreleased country nugget. All six of the albums that the new-wave and power-pop pioneer cut between 1982 and 1990 will be reissued this summer.

Coffman's first album since leaving Dirty Projectors reads like a love letter to the act of going solo, in life as in music.

The singer-songwriter proves himself to be an astute student of country music's trends and conventions.

The stars of Seattle's underground rock renaissance have never felt this vulnerable, or as relatable.

Booker's second studio album is inspired by a society that disproportionately harms black bodies, and what he saw as his own lack of effort to do anything about it.