Mac Miller comes through his his most mature and lengthy project yet.
The Underachievers explore the duality of life on this new two-part album.
Battles deliver tight performances, but lose their sense of adventure on their latest album here.
The Libertines drop a comeback record! Woo! Woo!
Whitey Morgan’s latest record delivers an authentic outlaw country feel with a modern clarity and punch coming through on the production.
Jay Rock’s highly anticipated 90059 isn’t nearly as exciting as I’d hoped.
Myrkur’s full-length debut came through with some great production and a lot of promise, but some lackluster song structuring kept this record from reaching its full potential.
FIDLAR’s new album is like listening to a white, lazy, spoiled, drug-addled twentysomething indignantly whine to his parents about how hard his life is.
The Wonder Years’ latest album is well-mixed and performed, but does little beyond continuing to play out every tired pop punk and emo cliché in the book.
Iron Maiden’s lengthy 90-minute epic doesn’t bring the compositional or sonic ambition fans might assume due to the large run-time.
