On this self-titled album, Zeal and Ardor don’t define their sound so much as water it down.
Some of the duo’s most explosive and imperative material to date.
Even with its pacing issues, Once Twice Melody is a big W for the dream pop duo.
Digital Roses Don’t Die is a surprisingly vague love story.
Chatting with art pop songstress Haley Dahl, Sloppy Jane's main brain.
A convo with pop songwriter Blake Slatkin, who's worked with the likes of Lil Nas X, The Kid LAROI, and 24kGoldn.
It’s nice that alt-J continues to keep us guessing, but The Dream is about as hit-and-miss as Relaxer.
Spoon’s still Spoon after almost 30 years, which is to say they can craft a solid rock record.
