
Twelve Years On, Your Lie in April’s Piano-Prodigy Grief Holds Up
A tale of a young pianist who lost the sound of his instrument and a girl who brought him back, told through music and sorrow.


A tale of a young pianist who lost the sound of his instrument and a girl who brought him back, told through music and sorrow.

A sprawling, thirty-one-track statement of intent that tries to do too much at once, failing to cohere.

Childish Gambino's Atavista balances slow, heavy tracks with brief sketches, earning an 8/10 score for its ambition.

A live record dressed as a studio one: Brandi Carlile's 'The Story' tells its tale with a band before an audience.

A review of Paramore's 'After Laughter,' a pop-punk record of anger, disappointment and the refusal to play nice.

Big Thief's Horsepower is a sprawling double album that balances ambition with intimacy, a remarkable achievement.

Parquet Courts tighten their sound on Human Performance, an album that cuts through noise with sharp, focused tracks.

A tale of a school saved by song, marred by poor timing and sudden difficulty, wherein the music alone shines.

A review of The War on Drugs' seventh album, I Don't Live Here Anymore, a tighter, more focused record than before.

A record that sits between hip-hop and soul, mostly succeeding, with Aubergine standing out among its tracks.
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