A 16-disc box set captures 14 months of live sets from the post-punk titans’ prime. Despite their dour reputation, they prove consistently thrilling on stage, led by Ian Curtis’ whirlwind intensity.

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The Rage Against the Machine guitarist’s towering legacy and sincere political convictions are at painful odds with the sanitized blues-rawk and tedious folk poetry on his new solo album. All ...

The retro R&B singer surrenders to the groove on a versatile and rhythmic new album that keeps the momentum going without ever really getting anywhere. No score yet, be the first to add. 0.0 Bridges ...

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U2’s first new album in nine years would make headlines no matter what, but it’s doubly noteworthy because it includes Dolly Parton’s last-recorded vocal performance before her death. Mark your ...