EDEN’s debut album should appeal to fans of the James Blake strand of alternative R&B, but it’s not really doing much for me.
Apart from a few bright spots, I can feel you creep contains Tune-Yards’ most uninteresting and obnoxious material to date.
Though a few missteps keep Ruins from being First Aid Kit’s best album, it’s still packed with well-written, well-performed, and well-produced folk pop songs.
Veteran is sure to be one of the most in-your-face, off-the-wall and creative rap projects of 2018.
Though not stylistically consistent, Gumboot Soup is one of the strongest batches of songs King Gizzard put out in 2017.
Ephorize is cupcakKe’s most consistent and entertaining album yet.
The New York songwriter’s latest work feels like a pale presentation of the anthemic punk style of his previous record, Worry.
Richard D. James’ first full-length under the Aphex Twin name still stands as a landmark moment in contemporary electronic music.
Ween’s first professionally recorded studio album is an oddball rock classic.
Lauryn Hill’s sole solo album is a masterful fusion of R&B, hip hop, and soul music.