Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals deliver a soulful message on Call It What It Is.
'80s electro-pop duo the Pet Shop Boys return with 13th album, Super
Former No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani has resurfaced with her third solo album, This is What the Truth Feels Like.
Eternal rebel Iggy Pop finds a creative foil in desert rock guru Josh Homme on his California-recorded 17th album, Post Pop Depression.
On his sixth album, Arranging Time, acoustic rocker Pete Yorn stretches his songs out to fill the gap left by REM and the late Jeff Buckley.
Review of veteran jazzman Charles Lloyd’s debut band album, I Long to See You.
Country queen Loretta Lynn’s new album, Full Circle, reaches back into her past but remains tastefully relevant.
The fourth album from the Florida based blues rock band Tedeschi Trucks Band is a confident blast of good vibes.
Southern soul singer Parson James rides the R&B train with his debut EP, The Temple.
Singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams paints a drifting impressionistic picture of dark Americana on The Ghosts of Highway 20.
Liverpool born singer/songwriter Banners (Mike Nelson in civilian form) sounds like an old soul with a haunted croon.
Bentall, Taylor and Ulrich (BTU) are proving themselves to be generators of sweet songs in the time honoured West Coast folk tradition.
The icon's last album has a dual personality: dark beatnik jazz mashed against a cinematic vocal performance
Coldplay’s seventh album, A Head Full of Dreams, is electronically ambitious and unabashedly upbeat.
On album number four, Kentucky alternative rock band Cage the Elephant creates a psychedelic rock merger with producer Dan Auerbach.
California native Camaron Ochs (Cam) brings an anthemic and sensitive cadence to Nashville pop-country on Untamed.
The prolific Chicago-based singer/songwriter/producer R. Kelly gets ambitious and takes some risks with his 13th album, The Buffet.
English singer Adele's her new album, 25, is a mixed bag in the song department.
Texas blues rocker, Billy Gibbons adds Cuban rhythms and loosens up with a new group on his first solo album after over 45 years of rocking.
The U.K.- based entity known as One Direction don’t disappoint on their latest product for the masses, Made in the A.M.
