8.1 October 30, 2025<October 30, 2025 Our Take: Sorry Not Sorry, But Pop Demi Lovato Is Back (and ‘It’s Not That Deep’) by Danielle Holian
8.4 October 21, 2025<October 21, 2025 Our Take: Doja Cat Delivers a Fiery Fifth Album with the Mega-Upbeat ‘Vie’ by Josh Weiner
10 October 8, 2025<October 8, 2025 Olivia Dean Embodies ‘The Art of Loving’ with Timeless Grace & Smoldering Soul on Her Breathtaking Sophomore Album by Mitch Mosk
7.6 September 30, 2025<September 30, 2025 Our Take: Cardi B’s Comeback Album ‘AM I THE DRAMA?’ Is As Striking & Abrasive As Anything in Her Catalog by Josh Weiner
7.6 September 1, 2025<September 1, 2025 Our Take: Wolf Alice Step into ‘The Clearing’ With Their Most Confident & Mature Album Yet by Julia Dzurillay
7.7 August 25, 2025<August 25, 2025 Our Take: Chance the Rapper Returns from Lengthy Absence on Stellar ‘STAR LINE’ by Josh Weiner
8.3 August 4, 2025<August 4, 2025 Our Take: Clipse Complete Their Comeback in Remarkable Fashion on ‘Let God Sort Em Out’ by Josh Weiner
8.7 July 23, 2025<July 23, 2025 Our Take: Jessie Murph Pushes Her Boundaries, and Ours, on Sophomore Album ‘Sex Hysteria’ by Emily Frances Algar
8.7 July 8, 2025<July 8, 2025 Our Take: Little Simz Channels Abundant Moods and MC Skills into Her Sixth Album, ‘Lotus’ by Josh Weiner
6.6 June 12, 2025<June 12, 2025 Our Take: Lil Wayne Embraces Veteran Rapper Status on Long-Anticipated ‘Tha Carter VI’ by Josh Weiner
8.4 June 9, 2025<June 9, 2025 Our Take: MARINA’s ‘Princess of Power’ Is a Disco Ball of Emotion, Strength, & Self-Discovery by Danielle Holian
7.9 May 29, 2025<May 29, 2025 Our Take: Peter Doran Invites Us into the Sacred Unknown on ‘All the World Is Running on a Mystic Code’ by Danielle Holian
7.4 May 27, 2025<May 27, 2025 Our Take: GRAE’s ‘7 Minutes ‘Til Heaven’ Is a Fearless Pop Odyssey of Power, Pain, & Reinvention by Danielle Holian
8.6 April 24, 2025<April 24, 2025 Our Take: Bon Iver’s ‘SABLE, fABLE’ Is a Love Letter from Sorrow to Salvation by Danielle Holian
8.3 February 26, 2025<February 26, 2025 Our Take: Tate McRae’s ‘So Close to What’ Is a Defining Moment in Pop Music by Danielle Holian
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
