Opinions change! Get used to it! Here’s me talking about 10 albums that my perception has altered on to some degree. Love ya!
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week.
Queens of the Stone Age’s previous album, …Like Clockwork, was one of the best rock albums the year it came out, and arguably the band’s most downbeat and sobering release to date. But things are slated to take a poppy turn with the Mark Ronson-produced Villains, coming out
In 2015, Chelsea Wolfe released her heaviest record to date, Abyss, and judging from “16 Psyche” here, it seems things are only going to get heavier and darker on her next record, Hiss Spun. A doom metal album recorded by Chelsea Wolfe and Kurt Ballou? That’s a wet nightmare
Chillwave spearhead Washed Out ventures in a digable nu-disco direction on new single “Hard to Say Goodbye.” It’s taken from his upcoming visual album Mister Mellow, out June 30 via Stones Throw.
Bones comes through with a brilliantly-titled dark banger featuring a verse from none other than Danny Brown! The track is featured on Bones’ new NoRedeemingQualities mixtape.
Australia’s Kirin J Callinan delivers one of this year’s most colorfully eccentric pop records with Bravado.
SZA delivers a strong full-length debut that explores the emotional complexities of being the other woman.
For an album inspired by the cosmos, Planetarium is lacking quite a bit in the way of flow and harmony.
Witness finds Katy Perry heading in exciting new sonic and lyrical directions, but is sometimes held back by Katy indulging in safer, staler sounds and her usual cliches.
