Reviews
Taylor Swift’s Release Party Was Basically Church — With Lyric Videos
The movie-theater-exclusive event was a strangely reverent experience. Taylor Swift’s Release Party Was Basically Church — With Lyric Videos Liz Shannon Miller
Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl Is All Dressed Up with Nowhere to Go: Review
For an album called The Life of a Showgirl, there aren't too many theatrics. Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl Is All Dressed Up with Nowhere to Go: Review Wren Graves
CBGB Festival Continued CBGB’s Legacy: Great Music, A Bit Messy
Iggy Pop's phenomenal set closed out a day of amazing music featuring Jack White, Johnny Marr, and more. CBGB Festival Continued CBGB’s Legacy: Great Music, A Bit Messy Ben Kaye and Spencer Kaufman
Turnstile’s “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” Is All About Hardcore, Love, and Hardcore Lovers: Review + Photos
Not only have Turnstile become one of the premier artists of the ongoing hardcore resurgence, but they've grown into that role with a noticeable amount of grace. Their set at Chicago's Huntington Bank Pavilion proved just that. Turnstile’s “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” Is All About Hardcore, Love, and Hardcore Lovers: Review + Photos Jonah Krueger
Doja Cat Tries to Reframe Her Purpose in Pop on Vie: Review
A transitional, genre-blending album that thrives on her contradictions while questioning how seriously she takes her own artistry. Doja Cat Tries to Reframe Her Purpose in Pop on Vie: Review Kiana Fitzgerald
Geese Come Alive with Getting Killed, the Most Creative Indie Rock Album of the Year: Review
The New York band breaks their previous molds, glueing them back together with a reckless abandon to see what new shapes of guitar music are formed. Geese Come Alive with Getting Killed, the Most Creative Indie Rock Album of the Year: Review Jonah Krueger
Cardi B Goes Scorched Earth on Am I the Drama?: Review
A chaotic, star-studded mix of beef, vulnerability, and genre-hopping ambition. Cardi B Goes Scorched Earth on Am I the Drama: Review Kiana Fitzgerald
Wet Leg Rock the Brooklyn Paramount in New York: Photo Gallery
The Brooklyn Paramount hosted some fun theatrics from the increasingly-confident group. Wet Leg Rock the Brooklyn Paramount in New York: Photo Gallery Consequence Staff
Buckingham Nicks Is the Work of Two Virtuosos Finding a Singular Voice: Review
The duo's lone 1973 has long been out of print, but remains a triumph. Buckingham Nicks Is the Work of Two Virtuosos Finding a Singular Voice: Review Paolo Ragusa
Nine Inch Nails Invokes the Past and the Future for TRON: Ares Soundtrack: Review
An early preview of the movie to come, and an album of electronic riches. Nine Inch Nails Invokes the Past and the Future for TRON: Ares Soundtrack: Review Liz Shannon Miller
Spinal Tap II Review: A Legacy Sequel Worthy of This Band’s Legacy
A reunion that's also a joyful, hilarious ride. Spinal Tap II Review: A Legacy Sequel Worthy of This Band’s Legacy Liz Shannon Miller
Nickelback and Tim McGraw Turn Field of Dreams Movie Site Into Concert Heaven
Rockers' inaugural Velocity Festival and country star's tribute to his father proved the quote: If you build it, they will come. Nickelback and Tim McGraw Turn Field of Dreams Movie Site Into Concert Heaven: Review + Photos Broc Nelson
