The House Is Burning, for the most part, is about as engaging as a lackadaisical buzz.
As a comeback project of sorts, Bobby Tarantino III isn’t particularly auspicious.
On his solo debut, Alexis Marshall takes the unremitting darkness of his work with Daughters in a dronier direction.
Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington break their hiatus with a sound that’s a bit more rockin’.
You have to trudge through a lot of middling pop rap to reach USEE4YOURSELF‘s pockets of emotional potency.
Dave’s sophomore album is hit-and-miss in both style and substance.
For better or worse, All Over the Place lives up to its title.
Clairo displays considerable growth as a songwriter since Immunity on Sling.
As far as posthumous projects go, Faith isn’t a total insult to Pop Smoke’s memory, but it is quite a step down from Shoot for the Stars.
