
Frank Ocean’s Lonny Breaux, Pt. 2 Repeats Its Own Tracks — And Sometimes Earns It
A review of Frank Ocean's thirty-track opus, a record that repeats itself in search of a deeper love.


A review of Frank Ocean's thirty-track opus, a record that repeats itself in search of a deeper love.

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.
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