Gucci Mane’s latest album is long and chock-full of big-name features, but it’s little more than a glorified mixtape.
King Krule returns with a series of vague, moody musical sketches
St. Vincent delivers her most inconsistent album yet with MASSEDUCTION.
Loaded with poetic post-punk dirges, Protomartyr’s Relatives in Descent is the Detroit band’s most dynamic and well-written release yet.
At its best, A Love Letter to You 2 is emotionally stirring, cutting edge, and tuneful, but there are just as many moments I can’t stand.
Shock rock legend Marilyn Manson returns with his 10th album, Heaven Upside Down.
Poppy’s debut album is a good collection of pop songs, but doesn’t quite live up to her unique Internet personality.
Kelela’s debut album is a great representation of how cutting edge the alternative R&B genre can be.
Viral Florida rap sensation bops fans over the head with his debut mixtape.
New York rapper/producer Uncommon Nasa explores potently nocturnal and political themes on his 4th studio album, Written at Night.
