pop rock
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Weezer indulge in millennial pop cliches on their most sugar-sweet album yet, Pacific Daydream.
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Beck’s latest album explores the bland limits of unoriginal, sanitized, millennial pop.
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Despite its promising singles, Wonderful Wonderful fails to come together as a cohesive artistic statement and really falls apart in the home stretch.
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On Rainbow, Kesha artfully reinvents herself without losing the fun, wild energy that made her such an appealing pop figure in the first place.
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The Haim sisters return with a front-loaded sophomore album.
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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
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One More Light is a complete and utter betrayal of everything that made Linkin Park even remotely appealing to begin with.
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Harry Styles’ solo debut falls way short of its quality singles. Also HOW IS THERE DAD ROCK ON THIS THING?
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Ed Sheeran: The motivational poster of singer-songwriters.
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Lady Gaga’s rootsier sound and image on Joanne is a welcome change of pace, though she doesn’t always commit to the new direction.
