Music Reviews
Frances Quinlan ponders what it means to love well on Likewise. Julia Khoroshilov/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
(L-R) Rick Richards, Bruce Smith and Fred McNeal of The Georgia Satellites perform onstage in 2018. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images hide caption
Marcus King Turns Toward Blue-Eyed Soul On The Solo Album 'El Dorado'
William Still (1821-1902), a conductor on the Underground Railroad who helped nearly 800 enslaved African Americans to freedom. Naxos American Classics hide caption
Underground Railroad: A Conductor And Passengers Documented In Music
After hit song "At Seventeen," singer-songwriter Janis Ian stepped away from her musical success for over 10 years, which is why Ann Powers thinks she's a bit forgotten. Shawn Baldwin/AP hide caption
New Reissue From Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis And Johnny Griffin Is A Love Letter To Fans
On his latest album, DJ and producer Kaytranada pays his sonic respects to the Black forefathers of dance music. Brad Barket/Getty Images hide caption
With 'Even Better,' Michael Formanek's Very Practical Trio Lives Up To Its Name
Tyler Childers' 'Country Squire' Is Among The Best Country Albums Of 2019
Merritt Wever and Toni Collette play two detectives investigating a series of sexual assaults in the Netflix show Unbelievable. Beth Dubber/Netflix hide caption
A Critic Returns To The Books, TV, Music And Movies He Didn't Get To In 2019
On her new album, Lana Del Rey (shown here in 2018) is at her most instantly compelling, fully committed to the messy alignments upon which her art is built. Darren Gerrish/BFC/Getty Images hide caption