Tag: warner records
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Recommended Album: Madonna -‘CONFESSIONS II’
The 15th album from the Queen of Pop is the freshest she has sounded in 20 years without losing sight on how her art should make you live your life in the now — or forgetting the past that got you there.
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Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter – “Bring Your Love”
Madonna and Sabrina’s convergence on the same timeline of the dance floor makes their bold defenses sound all the more inviting to join them.
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Madonna – “I Feel So Free”
Madonna is *back* back and the dance floor isn’t dead until the Queen of Pop says so on the first glimpse into the future sequel to ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor’.
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Recommended Album: Dijon – ‘Baby’
The Baltimore songwriter’s sophomore effort is an idiosyncratic new blueprint for alternative R&B that’s always in flux and thriving in the moment.
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Recommended Album: Earl Sweatshirt – ‘Live Laugh Love’
Earl Sweatshirt’s fifth full-length album confirms what we already knew, except now, it’s as clear as day: he’s one of the best in the game.
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Recommended Album: Deftones – ‘private music’
More influential than ever, the alt-metal-gaze band’s 10th studio album conquers the art of satiating the highest tiers of arenas in peak stereo clarity form.
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Earl Sweatshirt – “CRISCO”
The ‘Live Laugh Love’ highlight peels back the last layers we’ve been hearing Earl slowly get to in revealing himself over the years with blunt introspection.
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Dijon – “Baby!”
On the ‘Baby’ standout, the alternative R&B songwriter puts a human(-making) highlight reel together in a single song.
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Deftones – “milk of the madonna”
The latest from the seminal heavy alternative rock architects is an unexplainable religious experience.
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Deftones – “my mind is a mountain”
On the lead single off their 10th studio album, the heavy-gaze gods begin anew by taming a destructive psyche while mastering nature’s most destructive forces.
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Recommended Album: Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist – ‘VOIR DIRE’
A collaboration with the Alchemist further clarifies Earl Sweatshirt’s path moving forward in not just his art of rhyme, but his expression within it.