
Sabrina Carpenter Opens Her Eyes on ‘Eyes Wide Open,’ and She Sings From the Heart
A review of Sabrina Carpenter's debut album Eyes Wide Open, ranking its tracks and judging her confident, honest pop.


A review of Sabrina Carpenter's debut album Eyes Wide Open, ranking its tracks and judging her confident, honest pop.

A sprawling 31-track album of adult failure, grief, and becoming oneself, from a poet who refuses to be fixed.

Tate McRae's So Close to What balances urgency and melody across 16 tracks, a review of the pop record.

A louder, rougher record from Reneé Rapp, with sharper production and riskier choices across twelve tracks.

A review of Miley Cyrus' SHE IS MILEY CYRUS, a record of reinvention and self-referential messiness.

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.
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