Music Reviews

In four movements and 18 tracks, the Spanish visionary sculpts a space between noise and silence; melding high art and hook, confessional and stadium, heart and halo

The lead single from LUX turns chaos into ceremony, marking a new peak in Rosalía’s growing sonic vision

On Vie, Doja Cat leaves behind the chaos of Scarlet for shimmering ‘80s synths, love songs, and Jack Antonoff’s glossy pop production

Sabrina Carpenter sharpens her wit and disco-pop instincts to laugh at the absurdities of dating men while crafting her most assured record yet

“Know You Naked” offers new polish but no real risks as LANY sticks to a formula that’s starting to wear thin