The new Queens of the Stone Age album starts out . . .
Record Reviews
A preacher’s son playing music that sounds like contemporary Christian . . .
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Small Reactions willingly embrace the “nerve pop” tag, a descriptor . . .
In 2015, a powerful Music Row radio consultant dismissed the . . .
Bloodclot’s Up in Arms album ought to embarrass today’s generation . . .
Waxahatchee is a shape-shifting proposition. Katie Crutchfield still occasionally ventures . . .
There’s a music journalist cliché about a band or artist . . .
