abstract hip hop
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Dos Monos’ strange and intense sound is certainly unique, though it becomes a bit of a crutch as Dos City wears on.
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Hiding Places is Billy Woods’ most personally cutting project so far.
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The Cold Vein pulled the sounds of East Coast rap music into the future and opened the floodgates for a new strain of leftfield hip hop.
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Some Rap Songs is Earl Sweatshirt’s most emotionally intense and artistically defined project yet.
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What Happens When I Try to Relax is an interesting mini-chapter in the ongoing OME saga.
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Abstract hip hop fans ought to give budding ornithologists a shot, even if it isn’t one of Milo’s standout albums.
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Billy Woods and Elucid team up again as Armand Hammer for one of the year’s best abstract hip hop albums.
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With its well executed concept, tight sequencing, and top-notch production from Animoss, Orpheus vs. the Sirens is probably the best album with which to introduce someone to the work of Ka.
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Busdriver’s latest may appear ambitious in scope, but Electricity is on our Side only offers a less prepared version of the enigmatic rapper.
