The first issue of Paste came out in July 2002. Since then, this site has catalogued the best and worst contemporary music the industry and the underground have had to offer. This week, we’re focusing ...

English singer-songwriter Olivia Dean makes her Billboard albums chart debut with her second studio album, The Art of Loving. The project launches on multiple charts (dated Oct. 11): at No. 8 on the ...

It's Friday, and the birth of A Showgirl is finally behind us. While we await news on what is likely to be a record week on the Billboard Hot 200 for Taylor Swift, we'll be spending our most finite ...

For purposes of comparison, this week's No. 1 album (the soundtrack to KPop Demon Hunters, which reclaims the top spot from Cardi B's Am I the Drama?) tops the charts thanks to roughly 102,000 ...

The collection, released via Rimas Entertainment, is the longest-running No. 1 in the survey’s 32-year history, with 70 weeks at the summit in 2021-22. “Thank you all who believed and who continue to ...

TWICE has set a personal record on the Billboard 200 with their latest album! On October 7 local time, Billboard revealed that TWICE’s full-length album “THIS IS FOR” was now spending its 12th ...

Plot a musician’s catalogue by quality over time, and you’ll often get a line that slopes downwards as the years progress. The best final albums are exceptions: lightning bolts of inspiration ...

P1Harmony has broken into the top 10 of the Billboard 200 with their first English-language album “EX”! On October 5 local time, Billboard announced that P1Harmony’s new album “EX” had achieved the ...

Every Friday, 88Nine music director Erin Wolf and Lilliput Records co-owner Tanner Musgrove tell you about the new albums you can’t miss on a new episode of On Vinyl. Check out their top picks and a ...

New Orleans and Louisiana have left an indelible mark on rap music as the home state of some of the genre's biggest stars and most iconic record labels. Five albums by Louisiana artists were selected ...

If you’re within a certain age bracket, you’ll remember the news being delivered with grave certainty: The iPod is going to end the album as we know it. Yet for as many 99-cent songs as were purchased ...