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On ‘Subtract,’ Ed Sheeran Seeks Catharsis by Diving Into His Own Depression

Annie Leibovitz

Ed Sheeran has managed to consistently top charts ever since “Plus.” That work began an ambitious four-part series that is now coming to a closure, with the release of its final installment,…

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The National Find Inspiration in Mary Shelley on Post-Depression Rebound Album

Josh Goleman

Indie mainstay, The National, released their last album, 2019’s “I Am Easy to Find,” in conjunction with a short film that began with birth and ended with death. It shouldn’t particularly boggle…

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‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’ Captures the Conflicted Life and Legacy of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Pioneer

The roots of rock ‘n’ roll have always belonged to its Black pioneers, but Little Richard was an important figure who went largely unrecognized throughout his life. Filmmaker Lisa Cortés’ new documentary, “…

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Lana Del Rey Hovers Between Heaven and Hotel Room Floors on ‘Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd’

Chuck Grant

Lana Del Rey has always offered a unique mix of nostalgia and novelty. Modes and manners of bygone eras came alongside hip-hop-style grandstanding in crafted pop songs that often took inspiration from…

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‘Endless Summer Vacation’ Scrambles the Reinventions of Miley Cyrus Into a Single Serving

A new Miley Cyrus album has usually come with a new Miley Cyrus. The last Miley was the ‘80s rock revisionist of 2020’s “Plastic Heart.” Before that came the country pop good…

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On ‘Red Moon in Venus,’ Kali Uchis Swoons Over Sultry Slow Jams With Sharp Edges

Cho Gi-Seok

Kali Uchis’ third album, “Red Moon in Venus,” opens to chirping birds and languid keys, as Uchis speaks, “I just wanted to tell you, in case you forgot / I love…

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Caroline Polachek Leaps Forward With Bolder Avant-Pop Designs on ‘Desire, I Want to Turn Into You’

Aidan Zamiri

Caroline Polachek made her name as frontwoman of indie pop outfit Chairlift, teased different personas under the monikers of Ramona Lisa and CEP, and went on to write songs for the likes…

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The Raw Affection and Aggression of SZA’s ‘SOS’

Jacob Webster

With her debut album, 2017’s “Ctrl,” SZA established herself as a singer-songwriter quite like no other. While her early EPs had teased refreshing variations on contemporary R&B designs, her first full-length release…

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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Rediscovers Its Comedic Essence as the Series Exits the Stage
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