
Solange’s Soul Homage Mostly Delivers on Its Own Terms
A review of Solange's Sol-Angel, a soulful journey through 1960s and 1970s records, with standout tracks and pleasant filler.

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A review of Solange's Sol-Angel, a soulful journey through 1960s and 1970s records, with standout tracks and pleasant filler.

A look back at Solange Knowles' debut album Solo Star, a quiet, introspective record about love, loss, and starting anew.

A man, a guitar, twelve songs: Zach Bryan's DeAnn is a quiet triumph of bare-bones honesty.

A Tulsa songwriter's raw, eighteen-track account of grief, addiction, and staying alive — an intimate record that demands patience.

A bar crawl turned concept album, 19 tracks of Americana and late-night wanderings, a record of patience and memory.

A look at Zach Bryan's sprawling 25-track album With Heaven on Top, weighing its highs against its overstretched middle.

Three musicians sit beneath a desert sky and play songs without pretense — a record of honesty, grief, and gratitude.

A review of Miranda Lambert's 2009 album Revolution, weighing its rock, country, and pop highs against its lesser moments.

A look back at Miranda Lambert's self-titled debut album, a ten-track mission statement of country music built on heartbreak and pride.

Miranda Lambert's Palomino dresses up The Marfa Tapes tracks with steel guitar and fiddle, balancing grief and ambition across 15 songs.

A review of Miranda Lambert's 2007 album Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, a bold, theatrical country record about a woman done being patient.

A review of Miranda Lambert's 'Four the Record,' a 2011 country-rock collection anchored by 'Mama's Broken Heart.'
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