Album Reviews

He's staying true to pre-fame musical dreams when most legacy hitmakers are content to work as human jukeboxes.

They've always been one thing before – and that was never any one thing.

Nashville band loses some weight for ninth LP, returning to looseness of early glories.

Former Skid Row singer's first LP in 10 years draws from his past and recruits some friends to help.

Five songs, 43 minutes - band is in pure experimental mode for 27th LP.

Twelfth LP, recorded quickly and with producer du jour Andrew Watt, gets back to basics.

His vocals and guitar still connect back to Dire Straits, but only in their quietest, most reflective moments.

Veteran band cleans out its closet with unearthed recordings from its 1978-83 vaults.

Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney recruit Beck and Noel Gallagher for 12th LP.

Slowest time of the year for archival releases finds a handful of new records hitting shelves.