Post Malone

For The Backseat Lovers, spontaneity takes the wheel. Always on the road, much of their songwriting now occurs during impromptu soundcheck jams.

Dust settled, fog lifted and fireworks flared in San Francisco to welcome headliners SZA, Green Day, Post Malone and other sensational acts August 5 to 7.

Offering everything from melodramatic to comedic sets, Sunday’s spectacular performers awed audiences, succeeding as a bittersweet conclusion to the festival.

Although the album is characteristically outlandish in its vocal ranges, Punk offers a raw vulnerability that Young Thug has not revealed before.

“Wrath of Man” ultimately fails to do something different within the heist genre. It has all the elements and production value of a great summer heist, but its commitment to archetypes outweighs its pursuit of unique storytelling. 

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Fleet Foxes have always been known for their unique aesthetics from album to album, but on 'Shore,' the band builds atop its established sound, blending elements from various points in its discography.

While the album has a great deal of promise, it ends up fulfilling none of its potential.

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Through Hollywood’s Bleeding, which was released on Sept. 6, Post strays even farther away from his rap roots; with pop-friendly melodies and more singing than rapping, the album is filled with short glimpses into the artist’s psyche over the last year.