Music
Updated over 1 year ago
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The third full-length album for the Staten Island group was recorded live during a 48 hour period. [Soul, Funk, Jazz]
The band led by Zakk Wylde makes a metal album of explosive, ear-splitting jams. [Rock]
Known as "Baby Timberlake," this Duke University student is a pop singer who stands on his own, going from a dorm-room mixtape to potential stardom with his new album. [Pop]
The Brooklyn-based crooner's new album is reminiscent of legendary artists, bringing comparisons to soul greats such as Otis Redding and smooth singers like Frankie Valli. [Pop]
The Southern rocker releases an album full of hell-raising, liquored-up country hits. [Country]
This is the debut full-length album for the band led by Francis Farewell Starlite; he remixed Kanye West's "Can't Tell Me Nothing" and worked with Drake on "Thank Me Later." [Rock, Alternative]
This is the third album for the two sets of brother and sisters produced Romeo Stodart with Valgeir Sigurosson. [Rock, Indie]
The indie rock trio returns with its original lineup to release its first new album in 10 years. [Rock, Indie]
Fat Joe's latest album features Busta Rhymes, Clipse, Cam'ron, Lil Wayne, Rico Love, TA, Too Short, Trey Songz, and Young Jeezy as guests. [Rap]
The Arizona indie rock band's second album was produced by Chris Chu of the Morning Benders. [Rock, Indie]
Liz Phair left Capitol Records in 2008, so she has released her latest batch of songs on the Internet. [Rock, Alternative]
The British post-punk band's latest album title gives away the game it asks people to play with the collection of 14 rerecorded hits. [Rock, Alternative]
The fourth studio album for the Georgian-born British singer-songwriter was produced by William Orbit. [Rock, Pop]
Recently seen in the HBO series Treme, the New Orleans artist, along with his backing band, releases a follow-up to his Grammy-winning 2008 album, The City That Care Forgot, featuring such guests as Derek Trucks, Allen Toussaint, Donald Harrison, and the late Bobby Charles. [Rock, Blues, Jazz]
With a followup to his 2007 I'll Sleep When You're Dead still in the works, EL-P releases an album of instrumental tracks. [Rap, Alternative]
The Seattle indie rock quartet returns with its sophomore disc less than two years after its debut self-titled album was released. [Rock, Indie]
The third and final album from Bun B's Trill trilogy features such gyuests as Drake, Gucci Mane, Twista, Trey Songz, T-Pain, and Young Jeezy. [Rap]
The Canadian singer-songwriter from the folk trio Be Good Tanyas includes soul music influences on her first solo album. [Folk]
Mark Batson produced the third album for the Vermont-based rock group. It is the first with new members, Catherine Popper and Benny Yurco. [Rock, Alternative]
After several EPs, the Los Angeles based duo releases its debut full-length of 1960s influenced pop songs. [Rock, Pop]
Covers of John Martyn's Fairytale Lullaby and Joanna Newsom's Swansea are included in the British band's acoustic second album. [Rock, Indie]
Following the unexpected death of drummer Jimmy Sullivan, the metal band's latest release is a reflection on death and despair that fits the menacing mood, which has shaped its sound over the years. [Rock]
Based out of Portland, the experimental rock trio's latest album delivers more of its unconventional instrumentation and showcases its genre-defying capabilities. [Rock]
The British band, formed by former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft, features production by hip-hop virtuoso No ID and crosses musical genre borders. [Rock]
After eight years--and after trying out solo careers--the multiplatinum group is back with its fourth album. [R&B]