Record label: Def Jam Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars On Oct. 6, 2017, Toni Braxton released a new single entitled “Deadwood,” a song about being jilted by a lover. The rhythmic ballad featuring octave-jumping vocals became the lead single for her new album,
Record Label: Cult Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars On March 30, The Voidz released their sophomore album Virtue, following the release of their 2014 album Tyranny. In what is a rather lengthy album, Virtue clocks in at an hour long and is stuffed
By Alec Witthohn Record label: Unsigned Chewy & Bach’s new single “Potion” features vocalist Tucker Riley amidst a haunting mix of electronic and acoustic sounds with lyrics that speak about coping mechanisms. “I feel like everyone in the world is gonna go through some shit
Record label: Big Machine Records Taylor Swift’s music video for the song “Delicate” is a somewhat metaphorical representation of Swift’s personal life. The video starts off with Swift being bombarded by photographers, manic fans, and interviewers, in addition to constantly being surrounded by bodyguards herself.
Record label: Hollywood Records Rating: 5 out of 5 stars On season two of The X-Factor, 19-year-old singer Bea Miller rose to fame. Her second studio album, aurora, is a compilation of the three EPs she released over the last year along with five new
Record Label: Third Man Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Jack White released his third solo album, Boarding House Reach, on March 23. This album is by far one of the strangest albums from White during his solo career, and he takes the listener
Record label: Lucky Number Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Sunflower Bean has returned with the release of their new album Twentytwo in Blue on March 23. Twentytwo in Blue is a clever play on words as the members of the New-York-based band are
Record Label: Sub-Pop Records “Mr. Tillman,” released Feb. 20, is a new single from Father John Misty. His real name is Joshua Michael Tillman, which seems to be where his new single stems from—himself. The song starts off with the sound of what seems like
Record Label: Hardly Art Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Shannon & The Clams is perhaps the closest thing this generation will ever get to real rock ‘n’ roll. With Del Shannon and John Waters as clear (and endearing) reference points, The Clams bring
Record Label: Parlophone Rating: 5 out of 5 stars In the 1970s, David Bowie consecutively released the Berlin trilogy, consisting of the albums Low, Heroes, and Lodger. Since its initial release, the trilogy hasn’t been on vinyl all together since 1991. The record label Parlophone