Migos and other stars from the Quality Control label assemble for a new, massive compilation.
New York rapper and underground fashion icon Princess Nokia expands her 2016 EP into a 16-track monster via Rough Trade Records. One of the most eclectic rappers out right now.
Chicago jazz drummer Makaya McCraven reassembles a series of lo-fi live recordings into a batch of exciting, dynamic nu jazz beats.
With Ash, the Diaz sisters return for a sophomore record of soulful, minimal art pop.
Post-hardcore veterans Glassjaw return with their first album in 15 years.
The long wait for Cyhi The Prynce’s debut album doesn’t make this utterly average project an easy pill to swallow.
With GFOTYBUCKS, PC Music’s GFOTY has created a disorienting collage of absurdly hedonistic electropop.
Contemporary flamenco artist Rosalía makes her stunning full-length debut.
No Shame is not without a few highlights, but on the whole it’s Hopsin’s most tone-deaf album to date.
Utopia is one of Björk’s most majestic and revealing albums yet, but it’s also her most bloated and unkempt.
