Resequence: Childish Gambino: 3.15.20 After a series of thematically and sonically holistic projects, Gambino’s latest album is maddeningly inconsistent. Still, there are plenty of great songs and ideas here. Read More
Resequence: Smashing Pumpkins: Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness A more manageable, more cohesive version Read More
Resequence: Chance the Rapper: The Big Day Here is a version of The Big Day whose narrative more gracefully articulates both the joys and anxieties of undergoing a life transition as significant as marriage. Read More
Resequence: Arcade Fire: Reflektor You can’t help but feel a little let down or exhausted by the time Reflektor concludes. Read More
Resequence: The National: I Am Easy to Find I Am Easy to Find is a long ride with some questionable sequencing choices. A handful of unnecessary moments drag the album down. Read More
Resequence: Wilco: A Ghost is Born A Ghost Is Born is a really difficult album to love. One of our writers tries to fix that. Read More
Resequence: Queens of the Stone Age: Lullabies to Paralyze This was QOTSA stumbling at a crossroads. Read More
Resequence: Beatles: Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band The revisions of new generations have gradually lessened the album’s place at the top of the canon, elevating the likes of Revolver and Abbey Road to the top of the heap. Read More