MY SEMI-MONTHLY VINYL UPDATE! YEAHHAHHAHAH! In this video, I’m showing off some recent additions to my record collection, and going into how I feel about some of ’em.
Alabama Shakes drop a sophomore record that’s an improvement on all fronts.
Atlanta rapper and singer Young Thug releases a one-dimensional album that couldn’t have possibly lived up to the drama-fueled hype that led up to it.
Instant Gratification is anything but.
Super producer Tom Jenkinson releases a series of glitched and overwhelming takes on drum ‘n’ bass, dubstep, and more.
The latest Mountain Goats LP is an exciting and emotional head-first dive into the world of pro wrestling.
Drenge’s sophomore album has a few highlights, but the rest of the record jumps from one underground rock style to another, making it feel like a musical identity crisis.
The new Death Cab For Cutie album is the Washington band’s most middle-of-the-road release yet.
OF’S Tyler, The Creator comes together with an album of ultra-distorted hardcore hip hop and smooth, lush neo-soul.
Twin Shadow’s nostalgia addiction worsens on his latest album.
