(Interscope)
Despite their goth-coded attempts at emotional turbulence, the saccharine songs of Abrams’ third album feel adolescent in their melodrama
Gracie Abrams’ third album is a full-blown crime s…
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Kevin Morby: Little Wide Open review – midwestern elegist mulls over the mystery of life’s big questions ⊕
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(Dead Oceans)
With help from Aaron Dessner, Bon Iver and Lucinda Williams, the Americana artist shares his uncertainties around his roots and relationships in unhurried, subtly melancholic songs
The fi…
6 months ago
Truckin’ on: Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead’s 10 best recordings ⊕⊕
From 46-minute jams to MTV video hits, here are the freedom-loving Dead guitarist and singer’s finest songs about ‘rainbows of sound’ and ‘enjoying the ride’
• Bob Weir, co-founder of rock group the G…
Bob Weir was a songwriting powerhouse for the Grateful Dead – and the chief custodian of their legacy ⊕
‘The Kid’s jazz-influenced rhythm guitar made him utterly integral to the Dead and his later collaborations solidified the band’s influence over latter-day alt-rock
• Bob Weir, co-founder of rock grou…
8 months ago
Florence + the Machine: Everybody Scream review – alt-rock survivor surveys her kingdom with swagger ⊖⊖
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(Polydor)
On her self-deprecating, viscera-flecked sixth record, Florence Welch picks apart the compulsions and contradictions of fame
The title track of Everybody Scream provides a suitably striking o…
10 months ago
Ed Sheeran: Play review – subcontinental sounds and shards of darkness – but still unmistakably him ○
(Gingerbread Man/Atlantic)
Despite embracing Indian and Persian sounds, Sheeran’s eighth album goes back to basics after two records of muted melancholy – albeit with some surprising undercurrents
As h…
11 months ago
Adrian Thrills reviews Laufey's new album and finds jazz's hottest young star adding bite to her bebop, with help from Taylor Swift's pal Aaron Dessner ○
The singer is still in thrall to Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan. But the last year has also seen her step out of her comfort zone to work with Beabadoobee and Noah Kahan
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