Katy Perry embraces some mature moments on Smile. But the immature ones that are still present might make you frown.
Lecrae’s latest effort is full of grace, honesty and a powerful invitation to embrace the God who loves us.
Folklore may be a lyrically dense, aesthetic album that asks the listener to take a personal journey. But it’s not …
Nihilistic despair overpowers the philosophical musings here. In the end, we are left with only violence and hopelessness.
As is often the case in country, Luke Combs’ debut is a combination of praiseworthy lyrics mixed with some problematic …
Ultimately, the 21 songs on this posthumous effort are difficult to listen to—even when they’re at their most redemptive.
Jason Mraz’s latest channels his characteristic positivity into optimism, encouragement and … a bit of pantheistic dabbling.
On High Off Life, Future returns with a superhuman commitment to hedonism and addictive behavior.
The pop diva returns to familiar territory with dance club melodrama alongside characteristic bizarre portrayals of emotional distress and deep …
Paramour’s lead singer steps out with a gritty solo debut that explores the sharp edges of brokenness and the beauty …
After Hours boasts an innovative sound, but it remains the same story fueled by explicit depictions of sex and failed …
Dua Lipa’s second effort delivers mixed messages when it comes to emotional independence and physical intimacy.
Justin Bieber is growing as a husband. But sometimes he lacks discretion with regard to the marital secretes he shares.
Halsey’s confessional and vulnerable third effort veers between admirable transparency and recklessly self-destructive choices.
Selena Gomez’s third album splits the difference between messiness and maturity.