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Like a roots music Drake, the singer-songwriter has a knack for collaborating with up and coming tastemakers

With Justin Broadrick's last-recorded heavy vocals, the influential industrial-metal duo's 10th album ends with a bang, not a whimper

On his first new release since his polarizing album ADL, Yeat returns to familiar albeit lackluster territory. At least there’s a Drake feature

The Hall of Famer gets assists from Sia, Snoop, and Greg Kurstin on an a bright new album that defiantly tries new moves

Massive bangers don't seem to motivate her any more — at least, not as much as the love she goes home to at the end of the night

He returns to the gorgeously forlorn folk of records like Sea Change on his first new LP in seven years

On her excellent fourth album, the young star pumps all her doubts and fears into righteous guitar noise

Across 24 tracks, the prolific pop star traverses styles and continents while tracing the dazzling highs and devastating lows romance can bring

The pop phenom wraps stories of sacrifice and surrender with bold confidence on her maximalist debut

Their long-promised collaboration, which is also Badu’s first proper album in 16 years, plays to both of their strengths and delivers exactly what fan ...

What exactly is the biggest movie star on the planet up to in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s wild, ambitious Digger? You don’t want to know

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother casts the Oscar winner as a Muslim hit man in search of salvation and breast milk. It’s absolutely amazing

The star goes full Jack London in this survivalist thriller about an ex-military officer and his pooch stuck in the Alaska wilderness

Primetime revisits the rise and moral free-fall of To Catch a Predator, and gives the star a chance to go even darker than usual

Zach Cregger’s funny, gory, pitch-perfect take on a legacy zombie-shooter I.P. knows exactly how to play the game

Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple is both a portrait and a tribute to the man behind the words and pulse of the greatest power trio ever

Ethan Hawke gets his grizzled Charles Bronson on in this gritty survivalist tale involving convicts, gold, and an angry Mother Nature

This surprisingly candid portrait of Chrissie Hynde and her band’s formation, rise, near flameout, and rise again was worth the wait

Chris Rock’s pitiless take on Hollywood’s ability to crush souls works best as a showcase for its lead — a British actor who absolutely kills it

Paul Greengrass revisit a moment when the poor were mad as hell, could not take it any more, and fought the powers that be. It will seem eerily famili ...