Google Alert - Music Album Review

	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ April 30, 2023
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	Ryan Leslie Album Review - Pitchfork Pitchfork Today, we revisit Ryan Leslie's breezy and lovestruck 2009 solo debut, a set of virtuoso R&B productions that emerged in a new era of online music ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nabihah Iqbal: Dreamer review – between dream pop and the dancefloor - The Guardian The Guardian Her studio equipment stolen, the London musician began with a more acoustic sound on this second album – but pure electronics are still her strong ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Laveda's "A Place You Grew Up In" | Nippertown Nippertown If someone asked me, I'd lean towards dream pop, as their music is defined by sweet pop melodies over guitar and electronic noises that soporifically ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Godsleep - Lies to Survive - mxdwn Music mxdwn Music Album Review: Godsleep – Lies to Survive ... the song swiftly changes directions, throwing them down another rabbit hole rife with musical ... Flag as irrelevant
	The National: First Two Pages of Frankenstein review – still feeling blue - The Guardian The Guardian The US band's ninth album features guest vocals from pals Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers, but their signature melancholy remains undimmed. Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Kimbra – A Reckoning - mxdwn Music mxdwn Music Unapologetically passionate and intimate On her latest full-length record, A Reckoning, New Zealand-based artist Kimbra makes up for lost time ... Flag as irrelevant
	Yeah Yeah Yeahs - 'Fever To Tell' album review - Far Out Magazine Far Out Magazine Music. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - 'Fever To Tell'. Tyler Golsen. Sun 30th Apr 2023 06.00 BST. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - 'Fever To Tell'. Flag as irrelevant
	Al Green's landmark R&B album 'Call Me' turns 50 - NPR NPR In 1973, he constructed this superb nine-song album for Hi Records in ... Coming up, film critic Justin Chang reviews the new movie version of ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Damned: Darkadelic album review - Louder Sound Louder Sound 'It's always been a great adventure for so many years' Captain Sensible sings on Bad Weather Girl, two tracks into Darkadelic. The song is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Classical home listening: The Planets from Daniel Harding and the BRSO - The Guardian The Guardian Gustav Holst liked to speak of his seven-movement orchestral suite The Planets, Op 32 (1918) as a series of musical "mood pictures". Flag as irrelevant
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