Zara Larsson is fun, but dated on ‘Midnight Sun’
The Swedish singer songwriter released her fourth album Friday, but in the heightened need to trap summer in a bottle, it might lose the capacity to be timeless.
Lola Young chooses style over substance on ‘I’m Only F**king Myself’
Young’s third studio album, her chance to expand beyond her hit “Messy,” fails to cement her as a merited artist.
Be the main character on the way to class with these 5 songs
Whether you’re meandering across McKeldin Mall, strutting through Stamp or racing down Route 1, here are five songs to listen to while walking to class.
Madilyn Mei juggles whimsy, vulnerability in new album
Mei addresses personal issues within the circus-themed album, including isolation, homophobia and the painful end of childhood.
Ed Sheeran’s ‘Play’ is heartfelt, but inconsistent
Sheeran’s eighth studio album attempts to reclaim his status as a pop icon, but fails to match the iconic status of his earlier work.
Rap duo Clipse are out for blood on ‘Let God Sort Em Out’
Rappers Pusha T and Malice reemerged, bringing shovels to hip-hop’s grave with their newest album.
Kali Uchis finds spiritual solace on ‘Sincerely,’
Uchis stands out in an era of massive hits and radio-friendly music, continuing to take risks and push boundaries with her art.
Teezo Touchdown, Tinashe bring high energy, eclectic sounds to Art Attack
The concert, which kicked off Friday in the Xfinity Center, featured performances from Ravyn Lenae, Teezo Touchdown and Tinashe.
Car Seat Headrest returns with rock-opera glory on ‘The Scholars’
The acclaimed indie rock band’s twelfth album has big aims that don’t always meet, but it’s ultimately a success and a positive sign for the group’s future.
Billy Idol fails to relive his glory days on ‘Dream into it’
Though fun at moments and well-produced, the album sounds like a hodgepodge attempt at a bold new venture.