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Florence and the Machine’s new album High As Hope relies primarily on Florence Welch’s vocalization, so even though the album has been described as a more stripped-down version of her sound, the effect is still incredibly rich.

Bad Witch follows in the footsteps of its trilogy-mates in recreating the recognizable aggression of earlier albums such as Broken and The Downward Spiral, but it also noticeably flares into a life of its own

GRLwood's latest album, Daddy, features simple melodies, catchy bass lines and lyrics that will tickle your soul — then shatter it.

State Champs has been enthralling Vans-wearing audiences for the past eight years. Its third album, Living Proof, is a clear declaration that the band isn’t afraid of change.

The band plays its heart out on the record but it hardly reinvents rock — it simply revitalizes the dormant intensity of the genre.

On God’s Favorite Customer, Tillman is naked, showing us every one of his flaws dauntlessly. Listening to the album is like reading his diary.

If the album’s title is to be believed, to Clairo this EP serves as little more than a reference point, an introduction, the first part of something, with perhaps many parts yet to come.

Ms. Swift is quite carefully monitored by us narcs at the Clog, and now it’s time for us to get back to our musical roots.

I’ve listened to it from front to back, each minute dragging a volumetric feeling with it, and I don’t need to remember its name to love it.

Packed with punchy synths, a host of grade-A features and lyrics about growth and change ... Flower Boy is all about Tyler laying claim to his own softness.