Are you ready for this year to end? No matter how you’re approaching the dying days of 2024, there’s an album in this list to match your mood. Wrapping up warm for a bitter winter? Consider ...

Vince Staples gets deeply personal on Dark Times, his most introspective album since 2015’s Summertime ’06. With a slower, ...

Education: Stanford University, BA in History and MA in Communications Daniel Wu is a reporter on The Washington Post's Morning Mix team. He joined The Post as an intern on the Metro desk in 2022 ...

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There is no one protocol nor ... and outside of the Wu-Tang Clan collective over their 30-year tenure. 'The Wu' would go on ...

More recently, he released the live-in-studio album One Hand Clapping almost 50 years after the Wings record was recorded. Now, it sounds like we could hear his latest solo album as early as this ...

With that in mind, listening to Christmas Portrait is an exercise in loving one another and not taking the season or its meaning for granted. —S.K. Ella Fitzgerald's classic holiday album ...

With so many new metal and hard rock albums being released each week, it can be difficult to keep up. We’re making things a lot easier for you by keeping track of all the 2024 releases in one ...

Gaga hinted at the release of her new album at the end of her Gaga Chromatica Ball film, which debuted in May 2024. At the end of the film, a clip of one of her brand new songs played over the ...

Complex is proud to present the Best Rapper Alive, Every Year Since 1979, a comprehensive look back at every year of rap and ...

It’s probably not going to be at the top of many people’s ‘most listened to’ this year, but would you believe that the soundtrack from The Sound of Music is the second longest-running album ever to ...

When David Tang launched his brand Shanghai Tang in 1994 the world was very different. The concept of a Chinese luxury brand—or even one that fluttered on the verge of high-end—was unmentionable.