The Sunday Review ☀️ Judy Garland's Judy at Carnegie Hall

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Filtered through warped hip-hop beats and garbled samples, Amen Dunes' self-produced sixth album is a characteristically oblique apocalypse tale about living for today

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A dramatic chronicle of exiting young adulthood into an uncertain future

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Ambitiously remaking Taylor Deupree’s 2002 ambient-glitch album with clarinet, vibraphone, cello, and other acoustic instruments, New York composer Joseph Branciforte discovers new depths in a minimalist classic

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The long-teased sequel to Chief Keef’s cult-classic mixtape is a highlight in the Chicago rapper’s career

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Which 2024 album has been your favorite?

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With singular grace and flair, Yaya Bey deepens her connection to homespun funk and R&B while transforming grief, insecurities, and depletion into a full embrace of life.

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Don't sleep on these noteworthy new releases

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Ambitiously remaking Taylor Deupree’s 2002 ambient-glitch album with clarinet, vibraphone, cello, and other acoustic instruments, New York composer Joseph Branciforte discovers new depths in a minimalist classic

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Music shapes the cinematic vision of David Lynch in ways that go far beyond the simple marriage of song and image

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Ambitiously remaking Taylor Deupree’s 2002 ambient-glitch album with clarinet, vibraphone, cello, and other acoustic instruments, New York composer Joseph Branciforte discovers new depths in a minimalist classic

Our review of Sti.ll ↓ p4k.in/8HkZDSV

Slutever’s Rachel Gagliardi revs up big, glittery power-pop hooks for an album devoted to getting out of your own head and staying young at heart

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How Enya became a phenomenon hidden in pop-cultural plain sight, influencing a generation of groundbreaking artists

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Whether Knocked Loose fits into anyone’s perception of what popular metal should sound like, they know they belong

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The Austin duo’s hushed and unassuming double album is a capstone to their career so far, a scrapbook of moments of love and loss from a life well-lived.

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An EP that pulses and jumps with a funky digital spark

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Billie Eilish's third album, released with no advance singles or videos, strikes a melancholy chord while fleshing out her sound with strings, mid-song switch-ups, and vocals that can rise to a scream

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Despite its technical mastery, I. Jordan's debut full-length struggles to deliver on the emotional revelation it promises

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History weighs heavy on Beth Gibbons' songs, but she takes pains to avoid her musical past

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