Though Being You Is Great… contains some of Quelle Chris’ most obtuse material, it is also the Detroit MC’s most ambitious and cohesive album yet.
While Jesca Hoop’s latest album does lack a strong sense of identity, its well-crafted songs and beautifully simple instrumentation are more than enough to make it one of the better singer-songwriter releases 2017.
DROGAS Light is one of Lupe Fiasco’s better attempts at making an album with pop appeal, though it still pales in comparison to his more progressive work like Tetsuo & Youth.
Talking with my dude Myke C-Town about this new Iron Reagan album, the Virginian crossover thrash outfit’s second outing for Relapse Records.
With I Decided, Big Sean releases an album that gives me more to say than just “no.”
Travis Miller’s first volume of music as Bedwetter is a harrowing statement on mental health… when Travis is rapping.
Prolific rocker Ty Segall drops a second self-titled album that shows how far he’s come over the past decade.
On their sophomore album Culture, the Migos boys are sounding a bit more focused than usual.
William Basinski returns with one of his most accessible and compositionally satisfying sets of drones yet.
