With So Much (For) Stardust, Fall Out Boy brings the noise and the fire, reminding fans that their music (and legacy) are undeniable.

At this point, it should come as no surprise that Crush has set the standard for R&B in South Korea...yet again!

Sleep Token third full-length album takes me back to a time when metal (especially of the dark variety) actually kicked you in the teeth.

R&B songstress SOMA offers more R&B nuance and authenticity in 20 minutes than most do in 60.

HARD, the latest from veteran group SHINee, definitively defines the foursome in their latest era.

John Legend's semi-eponymous album neither earns the double entendre nor needs the double disc.

The first double review on MMMusic! It comes in the wake of transition for group fromis_9.

In his debut LP, HUMAN, 21-year-old rapper Untell is brash, loud and you're damn well gonna hear what he has to say!

With her live album Holding Space, Lizz Wright showcases to lovers of music just how important she is to our musical lexicon.

While vocally unimpressive, 070 Shake brings some incredible musical vision with You Can't Kill Me.

After two years, late (f.k.a. LATE LEE) releases 'homme,' an emotive exploration of self-identity and belonging.

With her latest album, Hypnos, Ravyn Lenae takes listeners to the stars and back with truly spellbinding R&B.

The follow-up to her widely regarded American Dirt, Flores brings The Lives They Left, diving deeper into her earth-brown blues.

The lads of GOT7 return with a self-titled EP that boasts its most mature work to date.

The collaboration between Vianna and HOFGANG had me genuinely conflicted.

Tanya Tagaq delivers a course, unbridled, utterly raw aural experience that will break you open.

Janet Jackson gave middle and high school me the right to feel special with The Velvet rope

Amber Mark's debut album, Three Dimensions Deep, is an aural journey through human emotion.

Sherren Olivia's official debut album, Oasis, is melodic, earthy R&B that's pleasant to experience.

With this live adaptation of her debut As If It Were Forever, Anna Wise gives a healing balm to those in need of deep healing.