The majestic Adele and less than majestic Justin Bieber tackle unrequited love, while Chance the Rapper releases a post-summer jam.

One Direction's Harry Styles belts “Baby, you’re perfect,” DJ Snake is up to no good, and MO comes back with "Kamikaze."

With a stunning view of the city from the skyscraper’s rooftop deck, we can clearly see why Cosentino and front man Bobb Bruno deemed it the “Best” co...

Full of unoriginal melodies and often times shaky vocals, 'Thirty One' is the type of album that gives the genre its maligned reputation.

Josh Ritter takes his "Sermon" down two roads—leading listeners into twangy sentimentality while shoving them down a rabbit hole of moodiness.

The 1990's was a great time for honest art, and in retrospect, we find it most in the work of the decade's bands.

With a new psychedelic sound, Small Talk and Sean Seaver say a fond farewell to former band member Brian Seaver.

The former Disney starlet earns her stripes as an honest musician in 'Revival,' but falls short of crafting a diverse, expressive album.

Blon:ish duo takes us back to the jungle, while Demi Lovato and Ellie Goulding release average pop fodder for the eager ears.

Avicci has spades of talent to spare, but in his latest work he sticks--to the album's detriment--to general, house pop.