7/10
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Though in need of more instrumental palettes, gupi’s debut album is chock full of colorful, intense, smile-inducing bangers.
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On his sophomore album, Bad Bunny does for reggaeton what artists like Travis Scott and Future have done for trap.
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While Suddenly is all a bit faint in typical Caribou fashion, it’s nevertheless a sweet and heartfelt helping of indietronica.
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While not as cohesive as Squarepusher’s seminal works, Be Up a Hello is his most solid work in at least a decade.
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Roddy Ricch is a talented enough performer and songwriter to make up for the fact he’s still finding his voice.
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SosMula and ZillaKami diversify their sound on City Morgue’s second album.
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Despite some rough edges, glass beach’s debut is one of the most creative efforts in emo and power pop this decade.
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There are a lot of genuinely beautiful, cold, and otherworldly ideas throughout E; still, many of the songs leave me hungry for more.
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Griselda’s Shady debut was worth the hype if only for the collective’s unquestionable chemistry.
