Album Reviews

The Chicago singer-songwriter expands her sonic horizons on this gorgeous, ambitious second album

Taking a typically old-school approach, the indie icon tips his cap to the past while still sounding like he's itching to get out of his skin

On her third album, the British-Filipino artist takes accountability for her actions and navigates the twisting path of adulthood

Hugo and Felix White lead their long-awaited new band through a series of emotionally resonant mini-epics, but sometimes lose their way

The Chicago five-piece explore themes of love, loss and existentialism on a debut album that seamlessly cherry-picks the best of bygone eras

The viral rapper’s debut album is promising but uneven. It's unlikely to slow her rapid ascent – or silence the haters

The rapper juggles musical modes and motifs, reflecting on faith and her identity as a Kenyan-Australian woman

Nearly two decades on from his first-ever mixtape, Donald Glover retires his beloved alter ego with a sonically diverse yet somewhat disjointed album

On his second solo album, the BTS singer takes a brighter path as he searches for true romance

The rapper returns with his most commercial-sounding record in years. A shame, then, about the time-warp lyrics and wasted concept