MUNA transforms Wiltern into a gay church service
The band’s triumphant return to L.A. is the perfect image of queer liberation.
Jam Journal: “Cold Coffee” warms my heart
Ed Sheeran’s earlier works are tailor-made for autumn.
Arctic Monkeys’ most heartfelt album yet,“The Car”, has arrived
The album begins where their last LP, the misunderstood masterpiece “Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino,” left off. Will the change of scenery condemn history to repeat itself?
Review: Is Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ a sleeper hit or lullaby?
This celebration of insomnia seems to be the cure for sleeplessness.
Video game soundtracks for when lo-fi gets boring
Who needs “Lofi Girl” anyways? Try these five suggestions next study sesh.
‘It’s Only Me’ is rap’s biggest letdown
Lil Baby’s most anticipated album fails to meet expectations set forth by prior releases.
An Eden without Man: Florence + The Machine
With her “Dance Fever” tour, Florence + The Machine resurrects dance.
Sex, Drugs & Spotify: When all else fails, at least the music is mine
Listen to “Silly Games” by Janet Kay.
The 1975 returns with ‘Being Funny in a Foreign Language’
With producer extraordinaire Jack Antonoff in the fold, the band’s newest album finds The 1975 evolving their indie-pop stylings without the artistic vision to fully stick the landing.
L.A. Philharmonic stuns with Ortiz, Mahler
The unusual programmatic pairing juxtaposed German Romanticism with Mexican Postmodernism.