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The Black Keys

Dropout Boogie

Pop/Rock

A colorful, lively album that finds the Black Keys expanding their horizons and deepening their grooves.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

The Smile

A Light for Attracting Attention

Pop/Rock

More than just a side exercise, the Radiohead/Sons of Kemet debut LP is a jazzy, mind-bending rock trip.

- Neil Z. Yeung

The Rolling Stones

Live at the El Mocambo

Pop/Rock

Dynamite document of the Rolling Stones' surprise 1977 gig at the 300-seat Toronto club the El Mocambo.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Florence / Florence + the Machine / The Machine

Dance Fever

Pop/Rock

The triumphant fifth set from the Florence Welch-fronted outfit finds healing through the power of physical release.

- Neil Z. Yeung

Lyle Lovett

12th of June

Pop/Rock, Country

Lyle Lovett returns after a decade-long hiatus with an album that relies on a familiar formula that's yet to be exhausted.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Mandy Moore

In Real Life

Pop/Rock

Mandy Moore explores domestic happiness on this relaxed collection of adult alternative pop.

- Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Tank and the Bangas

Red Balloon

R&B

Strong social commentary, rambunctious frivolity, soul-nourishing ballads, and more are offered by the Grammy-nominated band on their third studio LP.

- Andy Kellman

Sheryl Crow

Sheryl: Music from the Feature Documentary

Pop/Rock

This two-disc soundtrack to the Sheryl documentary is the most thorough and satisfying retrospective of Crow's career to date.

- Timothy Monger

The Chainsmokers

So Far So Good

Electronic

The fourth full-length from the erstwhile EDM duo ventures deeper into emo-pop and heartache.

- Neil Z. Yeung

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With unapologetically brash lyrics and a profusion of autotune, samples, and synths, Kesha's debut album is a bombastic firework that throws social expectations and propriety out the window. It is a liberating album that encourages listeners to let loose and unleash their inner animals, reminding us all that we don't always need to take life so seriously.

- Lucy Mao

Frog Eyes

Violet Psalms

May 18, 2018

Alternative/Indie Rock

Frog Eyes' seventh long-player is more measured, but no less distinctive (and destructive) than previous outings, delivering all of the architectural twists and turns, fragmented rhythms, and surreal narratives that have come to define the group over the years. Frontman Carey Mercer delivers caustic slabs of kinetic post-punk and wily art rock with the nervy fervor of a lead-poisoned carnival barker with a poetry Ph.D.

- James Monger