Yeah, Lil Yachty literally sounds like he has nothing to prove.
Russian dance music outfit Little Big continue to drop supremely weird, provocative rave music.
What Happens When I Try to Relax is an interesting mini-chapter in the ongoing OME saga.
Two of trap’s biggest auto-crooners team up for a mixed bag of wavy, melodic bangers.
Apart from the slightly improved production quality and a couple of stylistic risks, Electric Messiah is a pretty standard High on Fire album.
Polyphia comes through with a tight and versatile modern math rock album.
ZillaKami and SosMula bring a ton of bark and not too much else to this debut City Morgue album.
If nothing else, Quavo Huncho suggests that Quavo’s dependence on Takeoff and Offset doesn’t run quite as deep as one might think. But what little appeal the album ends up having has less to do with him, and more to do with the features and variety of production.
Singer/superproducer Clarence Clarity follows up his overwhelming and eargasmic debut album No Now with something a little easier to digest.
Horrendous takes a mighty step forward with the visceral and multi-faceted compositions that make up Idol.
