One of the most anticipated albums of the year and the most modern collection of her career, Taylor Swift's sixth studio effort, Reputation, features 15 new songs and serves as the pop star's second-longest album behind 2012's Red. Ed Sheeran and rapper Future appear as featured artists while production comes courtesy of Jack Antonoff. Propelled by lead single "Look What You Made Me Do," Reputation surpassed the one million sales mark halfway through its first week of release, her fourth consecutive record to do so. The New York Times writes, "The bombastic, unexpected, sneakily potent 'Reputation' is many things: It's the first album on which Ms. Swift has cursed...; it's the first time she has sung about consuming alcohol...; and it's the vehicle for her most overt songs about sexual agency. Ms. Swift is 27 now, and the things she used to deny herself - in song, at least - are no more."