Album Review

An album as beautifully conceived as If You Leave is one you follow from start to finish, riveted by the story it weaves and the emotion it bleeds.

Brian Chippendale has no interest in making his puzzles easy, but Christ, it’s just wonderful to hear him playing drums.

The new elements And So I Watch You From Afar attempt to integrate here veer between unnecessary or downright obnoxious.

On Floating Bodies doesn’t shift the template much but it does refine it, the song structures more pronounced and the rhythms less abstracted, more...

The 20/20 Experience is a little too self-indulgent, but there’s no doubt Justin Timberlake’s still got it.

Karl Bartos has excited generations and steered culture. Now he cannot do that, now his music falls flat.