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The Black Keys
Peaches!
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Casey spend a lot of the record mining the catalogues on non-household names from the world of blues, bringing a Zeppelin-like gritty groove to RL Burnside’s Fireman Ring The Bell and a pleasing voodoo shuffle to Earl Hooker’s You Got To Lose
Record Collector
The Black Keys
Peaches!
14th studio album from Akron two-piece plugs them back into their primal blues roots
Mojo
The Black Keys
Peaches!
The live-off-the-floor Peaches! is the antithesis of 2024's overcooked Ohio Players, the duo's nadir, and a delectably scuzzy sequel to Delta Kream, complete with another seductively squalid William Eggleston cover photo. Print edition only
Uncut
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
The LP tries to be both a plunge into Irish mysticism and an anti-Trump protest. The singer is reluctant to fully commit to either vision
The Irish Times
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
In Times of Dragons puts love and solidarity at its core. While some will pick up charity gigs, Tori Amos turns this anxiety-ridden world into a dystopic epic with a swift turn of her pen-turned-sword
The Line Of Best Fit
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
The veteran songwriter’s new album colorfully dramatizes the reptilian autocrats of American society, but suffers from the literalism that affects much politically reactive art today
Pitchfork
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
The album traces the artist’s sojourn through a nation that’s turned into hell
Slant Magazine
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
The singer-songwriter’s 18th album is full of fantastical imagery, moving emotions, and callbacks to her storied career
Rolling Stone
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
Modern world anxieties and perils are filtered through the lens of ancient myth. A richly rewarding work results
musicOMH
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
While all this makes for a rich, dense and sometimes overwhelming offering, Amos still ensures there's some light amid all this darkness. Print edition only
Uncut
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
Like its closest Amos siblings, Scarlet Walk (2002) and American Doll Posse (2007, it's far from immediate, but the delayed gratification reaps rewards aplenty. Print edition only
Mojo
Tori Amos
In Times Of Dragons
The vital In Times of Dragons whisks Amos back to hallowed days, penetrating the soul and shaking foundations in a manner that hasn't been heard since Pele, Choirgirl, Scarlet, or Posse
All Music
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