Halsey Finds Her Place In Pop On ‘Hopeless Fountain Kingdom’
Her second album is the sound of a successful artist getting bigger than ever
‘Liar Liar’: How Theresa May Brought Ska Back To The U.K. Charts
A week before the British election, Captain SKA are skanking their way into the austerity debate
The Timeless Joy Of Todd Rundgren
The power-pop genius’s new album, ‘White Knight,’ is a reminder of how great he’s always been
A Star Is Born This Way: Lady Gaga Goes Hollywood
Why the pop star is perfect for the big screen
The Parrothead Inside Me
A long night of the soul at Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville
Eurovision’s New Cold War
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine complicate the song contest for the second year in a row
Depeche Mode’s Spirit And The Music Of Resistance
Can synth-pop be a tool to fight fascism?
The Price Of Neverland
With Michael Jackson’s Southern California ranch up for sale again, the ghosts of his past linger
Album Review: Ed Sheeran Is A Pop Sweetheart For 2017
With the release of ‘Divide,’ it's safe to admit you love his unabashedly sentimental hits
Nikki Lane Is A Country Star For Divided Times
Notes on ‘Highway Queen,’ the Nashville retro-modernist’s third album
The ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Soundtrack Is An Escapist Pop Thrill
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Album Review: MUNA Imagine A World Ruled By Empathy
On their debut, the L.A. synth-pop trio create a space of warmth and safety