
Troye Sivan’s Bloom Pairs Confidence With Vulnerability, and the Title Track Proves It
Troye Sivan's Bloom pairs playful vulnerability with anthemic power, anchored by Seventeen and the title track.


Troye Sivan's Bloom pairs playful vulnerability with anthemic power, anchored by Seventeen and the title track.

A review of Miley Cyrus's debut album Meet Miley Cyrus, a restless pop record of covers and shifting genres.

A sprawling record of pop, noise, and confession, wherein Miley Cyrus proves she can do anything — but whether it all lands is another matter.

Miley Cyrus trades stage for couch on Younger Now, a pleasant but forgettable pop record with one standout track.

A look back at Miley Cyrus's 2008 album Breakout, a pop record caught between Hannah Montana and her own identity.

A record of indulgence, pleasure, and consequence, wherein Miley Cyrus abandons subtlety for a loud, unrepentant thesis.

ROSALÍA's LUX runs 18 tracks and 60 minutes, moving between intimate intimacy and loud excess.

A review of Doja Cat's fifth album, Vie, a smooth, '80s-inspired love record that finds confidence in its own lane.

Doja Cat's Scarlet fights back against last season's insults, but the reactive record can't build a blockbuster.

Adele's 25 balances grief and growth across eleven tracks, anchored by 'Hello,' 'I Miss You,' and 'All I Ask.'
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