Taylor Swift Indulges in the Joy of Being a Lover, Not a Fighter
Taylor Swift returns to form by following the silver lining.
Category: Album Reviews
The Lion King Live-Action Soundtrack Succeeds by Not Tarnishing the Original’s Legacy
For the sake of a generation’s childhood, Disney smartly plays it safe with its most important musical property.
Robyn’s Honey Trades the Dance Floor for the Chill Hangout Suite
Robyn’s first LP in nearly a decade is years ahead of the rest of pop (again).
Charlie Puth’s Voicenotes is Pop’s New F*ckboy Manifesto
Pop’s basic nice guy tries to convinces us that he’s a basic bad guy.
Justin Timberlake Meanders Through The Pop Wilderness on Man of the Woods
The Prince of Pop tarnishes his crown with a middling comeback.
Rihanna’s Long-Delayed ANTI is Solid, But Uninspiring
RATING: 3/5 Let’s just get it out of the way: Rihanna’s ANTI is the messiest album release in recent music history. AfterContinue Reading
Janet Jackson Teaches Listeners, And Fellow Pop Stars, How To Be “Unbreakable”
Blame the Super Bowl (and Justin Timberlake, for throwing her under the bus and walking away from the scandal aContinue Reading
Album Review: Taylor Swift Does Pop Her Way on 1989
A couple of days ago, I wrote that Taylor Swift might not understand pop music. After the release of threeContinue Reading
