The songs rarely cohere into anything greater than the sum of their individual parts.
The band has reconciled their past and are determined to forge a new direction.
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The video sees the artist slipping into various characters across a series of vignettes.
The album is the singer’s most ingratiating collection of dance-pop songs since Aphrodite.
The album feels alternately vivid and vaguely sketched.
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Stapleton’s set lovingly paid homage to the past while celebrating the present.
A companion piece that’s just as reflective of the zeitgeist as its parent album.
The album leaves the ears ringing and paints a disquieting vision of modern America.
The band’s adherence to formula undercuts the visceral punch that has been their appeal.
The band’s third album maintains a healthy balance between its numerous styles.
The album draws its power from its ability to keep multiple balls in the air.
By emphasizing messy but universal feelings, the album normalizes young queer love.
The album feels like a diluted approximation of a true visionary’s unique brand of pop.
The album affords the singer turned actress the opportunity to flex her vocal prowess.
The singer and poet’s Dunya emerges as a stunning work of personal reflection.
While the former Low singer avoids plumbing the deepest wells of his grief, its presence is impossible to miss.
There are a few bright spots on the album, though none of them reach the singer’s peak output.
The latest single from the singer’s upcoming album, ‘143,’ feels fresh and on trend.
The song finds the singer associating romantic longing with the risk of physical danger.