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No Sophomore Slump For Ellie Goulding’s “Halcyon”
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VIDEO: The British star picks up right where she left off with her new album.
Read more...The Mountain Goats' "Transcendental Youth" Is Another Solid Release
The band's 14th studio album sounds the same... in a good way.
Read more...Mumford & Sons Please Again On "Babel"
The band's sophomore album expands on the success of "Sigh No More."
Read more...No Doubt Looks To “Push and Shove” All The Way To Number One
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No Doubt's "Push and Shove" album cover.
Was the 11 year wait for the album worth it?
Read more...Green Day Goes Back To Its Roots On "¡Uno!"
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Green Day's new album, ¡Uno!, hits stores on September 25.
Punk rock trio Green Day is dropping their ninth album next week on 9/25, but can they prove that rock and roll is still going strong?
Read more...The Killers Return To Form On "Battle Born"
Everyone’s favorite sons of Las Vegas are back with their fourth studio album, "Battle Born."
Read more...The xx Seduce On "Coexist"
The band's sophomore effort brings back familiar, but not unwelcome, sounds.
Read more...The Avett Brothers Craft A Personal Album In “The Carpenter”
The band overcame personal tragedy to put out their latest musical effort.
Read more...Two Door Cinema Club Shines On "Beacon"
TDCC recorded their dance-inducing sophomore effort in LA.
Read more...M.I.S. Comments On Mexico’s Political Climate On "Politico"
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Camilo Lara, aka Mexican Institute of Sound, talks nationalism and revolution on his latest effort.
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