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Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit the UK singer’s second album, a fascinatingly normal early-aughts pop record from a woman whose still waters run deep.
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Grindcore made thrash metal sound like Celine Dion
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Phish returned to the Las Vegas Sphere for night two of nine at the immersive venue where they delivered an otherworldly “Light” and debuted “Brief Time.”
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Trent Reznor reconfigures his band and his music for a sort of live remix album that is unfussy, dancey, and, if you can believe it, fun.
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Railroad Earth enlisted Greensky Bluegrass’ Paul Hoffman to contribute to their new single, “Everything Keeps Changin.'”
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Vaulternative Records, an archival series dedicated to releasing Frank Zappa’s unexpected recordings from the vault, returns in 2026 after nearly a decade with ‘Zappa ’66: Vol. 1 – Live At TTG Studios’ out first.
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Buckle up for M.I.A.’s surprisingly moving Christian album, a bass-driven, gospel-infused testament to personal salvation.
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The English singer reunites with an old collaborator and digs deeper into his South Asian musical inheritance, but his fifth album of R&B-laced pop feels only slightly more realized.
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