All posts tagged "review"
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Sufjan Stevens’ “Convocations” is a sprawling, poignant tribute to his late father
The five-volume, two-and-a-half-hour album offers a powerful musical meditation on grief
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Paul McCartney’s “McCartney III: Imagined”: A solid, sometimes surprising collection of covers
An impressive roster of artists reinterprets Paul McCartney's latest work in "McCartney III: Imagined."
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Review: “Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret” celebrates acting boldly and loving fearlessly
"Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret" unspools a collection of defiant gay shorts from Europe, the UK, and Down Under
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Album Review: The Moon and Stars by Valerie June
The eclectic Valerie June dazzles on "The Mood and Stars," a rich and complex new album
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Coming 2 America review: Eddie Murphy returns for a surprisingly fresh sequel
Girl power reigns in "Coming 2 America," Eddie Murphy's enjoyable sequel to one of his biggest '80s hits
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Album review: ‘The Tipping Scale’ by Kinlaw
Kinlaw brings a sense of artistry to an entrancing, solid, and dramatic debut album
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Album Review: ‘Medicine at Midnight’ by Foo Fighters
Grunge rock made for the dancefloor, Foo Fighters' tenth album overflows with crisp production and relentless positivity.
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The World to Come review: Achingly predictable, insufferably affected lesbian drama
"The World to Come" aims to be a lesbian version of Brokeback Mountain. It is nothing of the sort.
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Judas and the Black Messiah: Daniel Kaluuya is magnetic as Black Panther Fred Hampton
"Judas and the Black Messiah" delivers a fierce portrait of a man, his movement, and the forces that aligned to bring him down
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Album Review: ‘Super Monster’ by Claud
The first artist to be signed to Phoebe Bridgers' new label, Claud makes a stellar impression with their debut
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Album Review: ‘Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!’ by Aaron Lee Tasjan
Aaron Lee Tasjan makes a creative breakthrough on a rich, absorbing fourth album
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Album Review: Passenger’s ‘Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted’
Passenger's newest album taps into the strange satisfaction of shared heartbreak and despair
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Cory Stewart ‘TOV’ review: An album of catchy, soul-baring dancepop
With tracks full of expertly-crafted dancepop, Cory Stewart outdoes himself on his debut album
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‘Greenfields’ review: Barry Gibb’s country take on Bee Gees classics disappoints
"Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook Vol. 1" offers an Americana spin featuring several country legends
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‘Wonder’ review: Shawn Mendes offers a messy coming-of-age moment
The former Vine star and current pop heartthrob attempts a big creative break with "Wonder."
