
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.: Styles Proves He Can Play Several Genres at Once
A record of many moods, disco, ballad, and synth wave, wherein an artist proves his versatility, though not always his restraint.


A record of many moods, disco, ballad, and synth wave, wherein an artist proves his versatility, though not always his restraint.

A look back at Taylor Swift's Red, her ambitious 2012 album about endings, new beginnings, and the messy space in between.

A look back at Rihanna's Rated R, a comeback record of revenge, rage, and refusal to apologize.

A look at Taylor Swift's The Vault Deluxe, a collection of songs she wrote but never used, with a score of 7 of 10.

A review of Ariana Grande's debut album 'Yours Truly,' a record where a teen's voice carries the weight of a grown-up soul.

A review of Lorde's Virgin, a record about growing up, fame, and staying human amid a changing world.

A review of Ariana Grande's 'petal,' an album whose voice soars while its songs struggle to rise.

A review of Ariana Grande's My Everything, weighing its highs—Problem, Break Free—against its filler.

A Girl Like Me review: Rihanna's sophomore album holds its own beyond the singles, with highs like 'Unfaithful' and lows like 'A Million Miles Away.'

A look back at Rihanna's Talk That Talk, a confident, mixed-bag pop album from 2011.

A review of Beyoncé's I Am... Sasha Fierce, a record that splits itself into two people but fails to bring them together.

A review of Beyoncé's 4, an album built on control, with standout tracks and a trio of club remixes.
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