Niall Horan Channels His Heart In "Flicker"
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The next member of One Direction has launched his solo album, and Niall Horan makes it apparent that he's learned from his past.
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Led Zeppelin Began On A Strong Note In "Led Zeppelin"
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Led Zeppelin showed the world what could happen when you bring its finest musicians together in their self-titled 1969 debut.
Read MoreThe Luxembourg Signal Stay Anthemic In "Blue Field"
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The Luxembourg Signal keep their voice loud and heard in Blue Field.
Read Moredvsn Channel Classic R&B In "Morning After"
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dvsn are among the first of the new wave of R&B artists to openly embrace innovation in Morning After.
Read MoreThe Front Bottoms Delve Deeper Into Pop Punk In "Going Grey"
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The Front Bottoms new poppy sound becomes more solidified but still doesn't reach any highs in Going Grey.
Read MoreGucci Mane's "Mr. Davis" Is Awfully Stale
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Gucci Mane is back again with more music, but it feels like he's losing inspiration in Mr. Davis.
Read MoreBeck Keeps His Creativity Flowing In "Colors"
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Beck flaunts his amazing mind in his effortless Colors.
Read MoreP!nk Puts Her Heart On Her Sleeve In "Beautiful Trauma"
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P!nk bares it all on her new album Beautiful Trauma flawlessly.
Read MoreSt. Vincent Keeps Things Fresh In "Masseduction"
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St. Vincent isn't afraid to challenge the norm on her new album, Masseduction.
Read MoreHum Brought New Atmosphere To Alternative Rock In "You'd Prefer An Astronaut"
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Hum's 1995 record You Prefer An Astronaut may not be iconic, but it's certainly important.
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