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Zara Larsson
Midnight Sun
Swedish pop artist's high-energy fifth album mixes joy and confusion
Rolling Stone
Zara Larsson
Midnight Sun
Short and sweet, this catalog highlight benefits from its length, offering just enough of what Larsson does best to have listeners craving more of this endless bliss
All Music
Zara Larsson
Midnight Sun
Entirely sun-drenched, exuberantly formulated pop
DIY
Neko Case
Neon Grey Midnight Green
It's a reminder that she's one of the most gifted singers and songwriters of her generation. Each of her albums is a gift, and this is no exception
All Music
Jeff Tweedy
Twilight Override
Twilight Override was created out of Tweedy's belief that "Creativity eats darkness," and while these songs rarely sound like they're brimming with joy, they act as an affirmation of life and hope even as they acknowledge the shadows, and it's his best and most rewarding solo album to date
All Music
Mariah Carey
Here For It All
Carey has mastered the marriage of forward-leaning R&B with hip-hop culture in a way that honors traditions of the past
Albumism
Geese
Getting Killed
A project that frequently sweeps the listener into a trance, ruptures that trance, and then reestablishes it
Beats Per Minute
Sprints
All That Is Over
On All That Is Over, the band feels confident in their sound. With their new guitarist on board, SPRINTS delves into the horrors of modern life
Northern Transmissions
Robert Plant
Saving Grace
Saving Grace is a richly rewarding work — a masterclass in how tradition can be honoured while still sounding fresh and vital
XS Noize
Neko Case
Neon Grey Midnight Green
The New Pornographers vocalist’s ninth solo album honors friends who have passed away on songs that are often steeped in imagery from the natural world
Paste Magazine
Jeff Tweedy
Twilight Override
The Wilco frontman’s latest solo album is a mammoth, 30-song venture full of family and friends. Its expansiveness is provocative, with ideas of mortality, selfhood, the unbearable confusion of the modern world, and the fervent desire to live well in it abound
Paste Magazine
Doja Cat
Vie
Zappy synths, slapping bass and playful vocals make Doja’s latest album a groove-a-thon that refuses to quit
NME
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